This show proves that reality TV has hit its bottom, and needs modification.
Simply because a few shows have succeeded trailing the daily mundane lives of assorted characters, does not mean producers should exhaust this principle because its cheap, and you aren't hiring professional actors. (Hence the cost is low).
I have to believe audiences want more than this. It has no charitable causes, or interesting theme. The people in it have no redeeming qualities, and they are a dime a dozen. If you drive from Florida to Kentucky you will see millions of small towns, that does not mean the audience wants to hear about assorted denizens of these towns. People want quality programming, possibly some talented actors(professional, not aspiring "TV personalities"). Aaron Spelling once said people like escapism on TV, the shows that succeed are those that bring people out of reality. He knew a thing or two about television.
Simply boring and not worth more than three minutes viewing.
Simply because a few shows have succeeded trailing the daily mundane lives of assorted characters, does not mean producers should exhaust this principle because its cheap, and you aren't hiring professional actors. (Hence the cost is low).
I have to believe audiences want more than this. It has no charitable causes, or interesting theme. The people in it have no redeeming qualities, and they are a dime a dozen. If you drive from Florida to Kentucky you will see millions of small towns, that does not mean the audience wants to hear about assorted denizens of these towns. People want quality programming, possibly some talented actors(professional, not aspiring "TV personalities"). Aaron Spelling once said people like escapism on TV, the shows that succeed are those that bring people out of reality. He knew a thing or two about television.
Simply boring and not worth more than three minutes viewing.