Reality TV Secrets
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Reality TV shows have made a huge resurgence lately. Do they ever go away? It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. I mean, I feel like they had a lull, but now they're getting really, really popular again. And not just the trash ones that Alexis likes, like Three-Way Island and Milf Mountain. yeah she loves it you know you watch them too that's all you two have in common yeah honestly they are pretty good i will admit and i guess they are mostly trash but it is fun to watch and the big question is how do they get so much drama out of these people seriously do they get drunk do they walk into a therapist's office and say oh hey you seem unstable you want to be on tv That's kind of what they do in the auditions.
Isn't that what it is? It's actually surprisingly not that easy. And I know that because reality producers and former contestants recently spilled the juicy secrets of what really goes on behind the scenes of your favorite reality shows. I love this. Like, for example, on the show Survivor, the host Jeff Probst just explained on a podcast recently, contestants are allowed to go to the bathroom without a camera or a producer present, but only if they go alone. If they see somebody else, it's time to film. They're hooking up. Wait, they're hooking up? Well, hopefully not on Survivor.
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