First, reality based television shows display accurate depictions of everyday life by placing its’ characters in very realistic situations. Perhaps the most poignant example of this real

In conclusion, reality based television accurately depicts everyday people in every day situations. As viewers of reality television shows, we have seen everyday people placed in very realistic situations. Also, because of the high intellectual content involved, my family places these shows on the same level as the Discovery Channel. The learning just never stops. As Americans, we have been blessed with excellent television to entertain us, but reality television has brought a new wave of blessings that has entertainment value that far outweighs that of I Love Lucy or The Honeymooners. Besides, did Lucy Ricardo eat pig rectum while sitting in a crate of rats in front of 2 million viewers?

ity is on the hit-NBC television show, Fear Factor. On this show, host Joe Rogan leads six everyday people to face stunts that are very common everyday experiences, all in efforts to win $50,000. A few memorable titles of past stunts include: “Eat Rectum,” “The Rat Pit,” “Eat Buffalo Testicles,” and “Fear Factor Martinis.” Is it just me or do all or these stunts sound like a typical night out up at First Run? Even though these things sound quite outrageous, be assured that all of these stunts are real. On NBC’s Fear Factor web site it says that all of the animal and insect parts used in the ‘gross’ stunts are 100% real. If cooked, they are prepared by a professional chef and tested by Fear Factor staffers prior to being served to contestants. Professional chefs prepare all animal and insect parts

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