Does any1 have any...?!
Question: Does any1 have any!.!.!.!?
facts on any reality show!.!.!. (i dont mind if its a rubbish fact!.!.!. i need all the help i can get!)
oh and dont 4get 2 tell me wot reality show the fact is about!!!
thanks in advance!!Www@Enter-QA@Com
oh and dont 4get 2 tell me wot reality show the fact is about!!!
thanks in advance!!Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
1!. Everything looks better on television
Think your apartment would look a million times better if you could get on one of those home makeover shows!? Think again!. Being in the art department I can tell you right now that not being professional remodelers we use any means necessary to make things “camera ready!.” Spray glue, staples and duct tape are some of our best friends!. Recovering your pool table with gold lame contact paper may sound like a good idea, until the glue gets old and that **** starts to bubble up like the insides of a homeless junky’s crack spoon!. And speaking of crack spoons, some people are really photogenic!. Somehow the camera hides their puffy eyes, their lack of hair, or their facial pock marks!. I have seen proof of this people: Sally Jessie Raphael in person is not a pretty sight!.
2!. It’s really boring
Thank God they don’t show reality shows in real time!. Without TVs or radios to entertain, things start to get a bit slow!. There is a lot of down time between events and games!. Pretty much all there is to do is talk to the other people on the show with you!. People just run out of **** to say!. Although, on the other hand, boredom leads to drinking, which usually leads to trouble, which leads to good TV!. I guess you can’t have one without the other!.
3!. Repetition
This is one I truly don’t understand!. You would think that if you were trying to make a hit TV show, that you would want to see what others were doing so you could copy/ avoid copying!. This is an actual conversation I had with a producer before the start of a show:
Producer: Can you get us one of those coin-operated genies!? We want to give them their instructions for the day from it!.
Me: Yeah I could but we just did that on _______ !.
Producer: You did!?
Me: Yup!.
Producer: OK, never mind then!. Well, we’ve got some other fun stuffed planned!.
Me: Like what!?
Producer: We’re thinking about setting a rat loose in the house!!
Me: Uh, yeah!. That happened on _______ already!.
Producer: You guys set a rat loose in the house!?
Me: No, it was just there, but it took up twenty minutes of the entire episode!.
Producer: Oh, never mind then!.
Me: Right!.
4!. Being on a reality show is like being in prison
The obvious simile is that you’re always being watched!. But you also have to consider other problems!. Your time is not your own!. Producers decide where you go, when you eat, who you see!. Casts are moved around like cattle!. Your guardians do have favorites, and god help you if you’re not one of them!. And when the cast is out of the house and the cameras are gone, the crew that’s still there is eating those cookies they made last night while going through luggage to retrieve the bottle of vodka from the house bar someone thought would look better in their luggage!.
5!. The Crew is Way More Interesting than the Cast
The immoral/insane behavior of the cast is only 1/10th to that of its crew!. I have worked on shows that have increased the liquor/drug sales of small towns to rival that of Indian reservations!. Crew members are like horny bridesmaids at their 3rd spring wedding, while fights are a daily occurrence, and alliances are a must!. We’re basically a band of pirates with surveillance equipment!.
Facts on Fox's show: The Moment of Truth-
FACT: To come up with each player's 21 questions, producers dig deep!. Contestants' friends and family are interrogated thoroughly!. "They research your whole life," says Christie Youssef, 22, who admitted she's a virgin in the second episode!. "I didn't have any idea of the scope until afterward!."
FACT: No player has been fired because of something they revealed on the show!. At least not yet!. That could change after emergency medical technician Aaron Dunbar's episode airs!. Dunbar, 22, admitted to falsifying patients' medical reports and to not recording vital signs as often as he should!. "I don't think I'll be fired because it had no effect on the patients' care," Dunbar says!. "I figure if they're sitting up talking to me, then they're OK!. It's something that everyone does!." Oh, really!?
FACT: Truth has torn love-birds apart!. Dunbar's girl-friend Nicole axed him right after his taping!. "Hearing me say some things in front of everyone was hard for her," he says!. The fact that strangers shouted "Dump him!" didn't help, either!. The good news: She took him back after three months of groveling!.
FACT: Truth has helped heal old wounds!. George Ortuzar, Episode 1's "Hair Club for Men" gambler, had been estranged from his son for seven years because his ex-wife told the kid he'd gambled away his college fund!. When asked on the record if he had indeed lost the college money, Ortuzar's truthful "No" vindicated him!. Now, he says, "My son and I are close again!. We speak all the time now!. I have the show to thank for that!."
FACT: There are some questions even Truth can't ask!. "We don't ask anything pertaining to minors," executive producer Howard Schultz says!. "And we have to follow FCC rules, so we can't ask graphic sexual questions!."
FACT: Contestants who get caught in a lie really do leave with nothing!. That's right!. Zero!. Zilch!. But "if you answer all six Level 1 questions truthfully, you get $10,000," Schultz explains!. "Five more: $25,000!. Four more, and it's $100,000 and so on!."
FACT: The voice of Truth's "lie detector" comes from The Bold and the Beautiful!. Or, rather, the actress who owns it does!. Her name is Tasia Valenza!. She played Suzanne on the CBS soap The Bold and the Beautiful and Dottie Thorton Martin on All My Children!. And that's the truth!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Think your apartment would look a million times better if you could get on one of those home makeover shows!? Think again!. Being in the art department I can tell you right now that not being professional remodelers we use any means necessary to make things “camera ready!.” Spray glue, staples and duct tape are some of our best friends!. Recovering your pool table with gold lame contact paper may sound like a good idea, until the glue gets old and that **** starts to bubble up like the insides of a homeless junky’s crack spoon!. And speaking of crack spoons, some people are really photogenic!. Somehow the camera hides their puffy eyes, their lack of hair, or their facial pock marks!. I have seen proof of this people: Sally Jessie Raphael in person is not a pretty sight!.
2!. It’s really boring
Thank God they don’t show reality shows in real time!. Without TVs or radios to entertain, things start to get a bit slow!. There is a lot of down time between events and games!. Pretty much all there is to do is talk to the other people on the show with you!. People just run out of **** to say!. Although, on the other hand, boredom leads to drinking, which usually leads to trouble, which leads to good TV!. I guess you can’t have one without the other!.
3!. Repetition
This is one I truly don’t understand!. You would think that if you were trying to make a hit TV show, that you would want to see what others were doing so you could copy/ avoid copying!. This is an actual conversation I had with a producer before the start of a show:
Producer: Can you get us one of those coin-operated genies!? We want to give them their instructions for the day from it!.
Me: Yeah I could but we just did that on _______ !.
Producer: You did!?
Me: Yup!.
Producer: OK, never mind then!. Well, we’ve got some other fun stuffed planned!.
Me: Like what!?
Producer: We’re thinking about setting a rat loose in the house!!
Me: Uh, yeah!. That happened on _______ already!.
Producer: You guys set a rat loose in the house!?
Me: No, it was just there, but it took up twenty minutes of the entire episode!.
Producer: Oh, never mind then!.
Me: Right!.
4!. Being on a reality show is like being in prison
The obvious simile is that you’re always being watched!. But you also have to consider other problems!. Your time is not your own!. Producers decide where you go, when you eat, who you see!. Casts are moved around like cattle!. Your guardians do have favorites, and god help you if you’re not one of them!. And when the cast is out of the house and the cameras are gone, the crew that’s still there is eating those cookies they made last night while going through luggage to retrieve the bottle of vodka from the house bar someone thought would look better in their luggage!.
5!. The Crew is Way More Interesting than the Cast
The immoral/insane behavior of the cast is only 1/10th to that of its crew!. I have worked on shows that have increased the liquor/drug sales of small towns to rival that of Indian reservations!. Crew members are like horny bridesmaids at their 3rd spring wedding, while fights are a daily occurrence, and alliances are a must!. We’re basically a band of pirates with surveillance equipment!.
Facts on Fox's show: The Moment of Truth-
FACT: To come up with each player's 21 questions, producers dig deep!. Contestants' friends and family are interrogated thoroughly!. "They research your whole life," says Christie Youssef, 22, who admitted she's a virgin in the second episode!. "I didn't have any idea of the scope until afterward!."
FACT: No player has been fired because of something they revealed on the show!. At least not yet!. That could change after emergency medical technician Aaron Dunbar's episode airs!. Dunbar, 22, admitted to falsifying patients' medical reports and to not recording vital signs as often as he should!. "I don't think I'll be fired because it had no effect on the patients' care," Dunbar says!. "I figure if they're sitting up talking to me, then they're OK!. It's something that everyone does!." Oh, really!?
FACT: Truth has torn love-birds apart!. Dunbar's girl-friend Nicole axed him right after his taping!. "Hearing me say some things in front of everyone was hard for her," he says!. The fact that strangers shouted "Dump him!" didn't help, either!. The good news: She took him back after three months of groveling!.
FACT: Truth has helped heal old wounds!. George Ortuzar, Episode 1's "Hair Club for Men" gambler, had been estranged from his son for seven years because his ex-wife told the kid he'd gambled away his college fund!. When asked on the record if he had indeed lost the college money, Ortuzar's truthful "No" vindicated him!. Now, he says, "My son and I are close again!. We speak all the time now!. I have the show to thank for that!."
FACT: There are some questions even Truth can't ask!. "We don't ask anything pertaining to minors," executive producer Howard Schultz says!. "And we have to follow FCC rules, so we can't ask graphic sexual questions!."
FACT: Contestants who get caught in a lie really do leave with nothing!. That's right!. Zero!. Zilch!. But "if you answer all six Level 1 questions truthfully, you get $10,000," Schultz explains!. "Five more: $25,000!. Four more, and it's $100,000 and so on!."
FACT: The voice of Truth's "lie detector" comes from The Bold and the Beautiful!. Or, rather, the actress who owns it does!. Her name is Tasia Valenza!. She played Suzanne on the CBS soap The Bold and the Beautiful and Dottie Thorton Martin on All My Children!. And that's the truth!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
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