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loochy 05-06-2013 07:43 AM

I've really enjoyed Gold Rush over the last few years.

OmahaChief 05-06-2013 09:13 AM

Big fan of Ax Men and Gold Rush.

Direckshun 05-06-2013 09:39 AM

Whose Line Is It Anyway

patteeu 05-06-2013 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 9661426)
Whose Line Is It Anyway

There's one I can like. I'm not into the Duck Dynasty, Ice Road Trucker, etc. genre, but improvisational comedy is great. Somewhat more scripted, but still improvisational, I'm a big fan of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Frazod 05-06-2013 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Inmem58 (Post 9660842)
Non scripted?

Shark Tank is good
Undercover Boss makes me cry too much, but still good.

That's all, everything else I watch is scripted.

A. Burn your man card
B. You don't really think Undercover Boss is legit, do you? All of these shows are scripted to some degree. Most of them are are complete bullshit.

patteeu 05-06-2013 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by frazod (Post 9662104)
A. Burn your man card
B. You don't really think Undercover Boss is legit, do you? All of these shows are scripted to some degree. Most of them are are complete bullshit.

Undercover Boss looked like a great concept, but it only took one or two episodes to make it clear that the whole thing was fake. The concept might have made a good one-time documentary if you could find the right corporation with the adequately low profile boss, but it's impossible to make a series out of it.

Pitt Gorilla 05-06-2013 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Fruit Ninja (Post 9660703)
Duck Dynasty, Yukon Men and Moonshiners

Though i think they are scripted to a certain degree.

Duck Dynasty is (poorly) scripted.

Pitt Gorilla 05-06-2013 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 9662144)
Undercover Boss looked like a great concept, but it only took one or two episodes to make it clear that the whole thing was fake. The concept might have made a good one-time documentary if you could find the right corporation with the adequately low profile boss, but it's impossible to make a series out of it.

Yup. It's pretty clear that the people are in on it.

Frazod 05-06-2013 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 9662144)
Undercover Boss looked like a great concept, but it only took one or two episodes to make it clear that the whole thing was fake. The concept might have made a good one-time documentary if you could find the right corporation with the adequately low profile boss, but it's impossible to make a series out of it.

The main way you can tell is people don't look at the camera, nor do they seem bothered by the camera. It's obvious they're being coached.

I enjoy Pawn Stars, but it's about 95% bullshit. Show participants have to sign waivers before they appear on camera, although the actual negotiations are supposedly legit. The store is closed while episodes are filming, and when the store is open, the stars don't work the counters anymore. That doesn't bother me so much, but some of the dumbass story lines they toss in are starting to grate a bit. Like an employee's going to call in sick and then stay home playing video games with a camera crew filiming him. Like Corey's going to give up that gig if he doesn't get an ownership share. Please. :shake:

suzzer99 05-06-2013 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla (Post 9662163)
Yup. It's pretty clear that the people are in on it.

I work for a company that was on Undercover Boss. They knew.

suzzer99 05-06-2013 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by frazod (Post 9662180)
The main way you can tell is people don't look at the camera, nor do they seem bothered by the camera. It's obvious they're being coached.

I enjoy Pawn Stars, but it's about 95% bullshit. Show participants have to sign waivers before they appear on camera, although the actual negotiations are supposedly legit. The store is closed while episodes are filming, and when the store is open, the stars don't work the counters anymore. That doesn't bother me so much, but some of the dumbass story lines they toss in are starting to grate a bit. Like an employee's going to call in sick and then stay home playing video games with a camera crew filiming him. Like Corey's going to give up that gig if he doesn't get an ownership share. Please. :shake:

Yeah that's what drives me nuts about those shows. American Chopper turned into all drama like that once Junior and Senior split. Scene opens, Junior is sitting on his couch, Mikey knocks on the door "Hey, can I talk to you?". Like they were just filming Junior hanging out reading a magazine. And like if Mikey really had something personal to say he wouldn't wait until the cameras weren't around. So grating.

Fire Me Boy! 05-06-2013 02:31 PM

My favorite is Game of Thrones. I can't believe they get away with showing so much death right on screen, but I guess since it's reality... :shrug:

Frazod 05-06-2013 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by suzzer99 (Post 9662326)
Yeah that's what drives me nuts about those shows. American Chopper turned into all drama like that once Junior and Senior split. Scene opens, Junior is sitting on his couch, Mikey knocks on the door "Hey, can I talk to you?". Like they were just filming Junior hanging out reading a magazine. And like if Mikey really had something personal to say he wouldn't wait until the cameras weren't around. So grating.

I could never stand that show. Senior needs to die screaming of ass cancer.

In Pawn Stars, they're dicks to each other, but it's funny. And I have no doubt they were treating each other like that long before the cameras started rolling. Senior is a just a ****ing Neanderthal goon.

Pitt Gorilla 05-06-2013 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by frazod (Post 9662180)
The main way you can tell is people don't look at the camera, nor do they seem bothered by the camera. It's obvious they're being coached.

I enjoy Pawn Stars, but it's about 95% bullshit. Show participants have to sign waivers before they appear on camera, although the actual negotiations are supposedly legit. The store is closed while episodes are filming, and when the store is open, the stars don't work the counters anymore. That doesn't bother me so much, but some of the dumbass story lines they toss in are starting to grate a bit. Like an employee's going to call in sick and then stay home playing video games with a camera crew filiming him. Like Corey's going to give up that gig if he doesn't get an ownership share. Please. :shake:

Honestly, it's why I stopped watching Pawn Stars. It's garbage.

listopencil 05-07-2013 01:50 PM

My home made porn.


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