Reality Shows: a discussion on Dr. Phil Show. Are you willing to make a fool of yourself for 15 minutes...?

Question

on camera? One guy even claimed he would lose his virginity, moon people, wash Dr. Phil's laundry for a year, streak through the city and listen to yodeling for a month for his chance to be on a reality show.

Strong will to make a fast buck or just plain stupid and immoral?

Answer 1

I prefer being a star in my own home. My man makes a great audience and always makes me feel like I'm the best. Who could ask for more than that? Some of the reality stuff is very immoral and some is just plain stupid.

Answer 2

I can't understand why some untalented people are obsessed with getting their "15 minutes of fame." Perhaps they crave attention or have no self-confidence and think by others noticing them, they're "accepted" or "popular:" They need to take a good look at what it did to Anna Nicole Smith.
There's a BIG difference between being recognized for acting immorally or stupidly and being recognized and accepted for helping others or for one's talent, such as singing or acting.

I think a lot of Reality Shows are an insult to our intelligence, but until the public stops watching such idiotic, trashy shows, they will continue.

Answer 3

And to think I believe morals are far more valuable than foolishness shown all over the globe for everyone to see and laugh at. Many say humans are the smartest animal on the planet. When are they going to start acting like it?

Answer 4

Sadly, people in this day-in-age feel no responsibility or respect for themselves - or others - and are willing to do whatever stupida** stunt they can pull off to get recognition.
Yeah, then when the excitement is over, now what? Hmmmm?

Answer 5

probably someone who needs more attnetion then they can get and needs to find work and money fast so they put themselves out there to try and get fame and work and stuff..