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depressing reality TV statistics
Going back to 2000, reality television was but a mere programming indulgence used to somehow represent elements from modern society through the use of “real” people.
Jumping ahead more than a decade, it’s hard to look at any network and not see some form of reality television represented. From the self-obsessed, to the talented, to the competitive, to the, well, “odd” – reality television has become must-see- TV to many viewers (even for those that choose not to admit it). With its stars being as championed as much as some of television’s best, it’s clear that reality television is much more than a passing fad.
http://screenrant.com/reality-tv-statistics-infographic-aco-149257/
Jumping ahead more than a decade, it’s hard to look at any network and not see some form of reality television represented. From the self-obsessed, to the talented, to the competitive, to the, well, “odd” – reality television has become must-see- TV to many viewers (even for those that choose not to admit it). With its stars being as championed as much as some of television’s best, it’s clear that reality television is much more than a passing fad.
http://screenrant.com/reality-tv-statistics-infographic-aco-149257/
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