The LA Times website is hosting a recent article by staff writer David Kronke entitled:
"Girls gone wild on TV"..
Here is the first bit:
Jane Austen was hardly anticipating the reality-TV phenomenon two centuries in her future when she wrote, in her 1815 novel "Emma," "Vanity working on a weak head, produces every sort of mischief." But it's difficult to imagine so succinctly insightful a description of what results from the genre's lurid fascination with attractive and monumentally self-absorbed young women.
It has become a ubiquitous formula: Round up a gaggle of pert and perky gals who haven't spent much time considering the world around them and who don't play well with others, and follow their antics with camera crews. Invariably, they'll say things that betray a hilariously stunted worldview. Invariably, they'll offend anyone with a modicum of decorum. Often, they'll provoke physical confrontations.
Read the rest:
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-et-harpy26-2009dec26,0,859003.story?page=1
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1 comment:
I think the drama should be toned down a bit - reality TV should have less drama and more positive emotions. However I do enjoy the drama on occasion, and the fights and such are neccessary - I just wish it wasn;t on every single chanel - it should be reserved for lifetime and the spike channel or something.
I love seeing wild girls having fun however!
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