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JetSki
623 posts |
#298280 2008-05-16 20:51 GMT |
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Borat
620 posts |
#298281 2008-05-17 00:24 GMT |
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Actually, no its not. It's horribly pathetic but its real
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Hunter
628 posts |
#298282 2008-05-17 01:24 GMT |
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It's real but the guests are coached and only on there if there is a high probability that they will react badly with each other.
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Jake
658 posts |
#298283 2008-05-17 02:40 GMT |
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Actually I heard from awhile ago that it's scripted.
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John30
656 posts |
#298284 2008-05-17 08:41 GMT |
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I heard the people are paid to say some of the things they come up with, just for ratings, I think it was real when he first started his show, but now I think it is rehearsed!
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StormBringer
700 posts |
#298285 2008-05-17 16:31 GMT |
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Well There Was aa TV Show on It But We Cant Really Be Sure.
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SpikeyDesert
649 posts |
#298286 2008-05-17 17:22 GMT |
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Yes. Those are actors.
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HappyCake
654 posts |
#298287 2008-05-17 17:51 GMT |
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I actually met someone who was on that show! I am serious! It was supposed to be another of those love triangle shows. They came from Kamloops, BC to Chicago. Yes, they are told what to do and say for maximum entertainment(?) value. They also have a wardrobe department for women with "break away" outfits (serious) so that tearing off of garments comes from their stock. I used to think that show was a chance for bad improv actors to get a break, but real people do go on and air their dirty laundry. They do not win anything, except get put up for a couple of nights and food, that is it. Oh, and the chance to make a fool out of themselves on national television.
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StormBringer
700 posts |
#298288 2008-05-18 13:01 GMT |
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I've heard former guests say they were encouraged to act badly but between breaks everyone was quite friendly and civilized.
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