reality television

In this age of Internet chat, videogames and reality television, there is no shortage of mindless activities to keep a child occupied.

Going from the top of the heap to rock-bottom isn't easy, as any washed out star currently doing reality television can probably tell you.

His understated, somewhat dry manner may not lend itself to reality television, but it's perfect for the role of a national professor.

In the annals of reality television, "The Moment of Truth" may be a milestone.

It was a precursor of reality television in giving ordinary people a chance to become famous for eccentric, often pointless, tasks.

One of the biggest differences between today's reality television and its 1973 antecedent is the genre's status.

Otherwise, if one wants to see David thrashing Goliath one has to take refuge in reality television.

Robert Chua is only half-joking when he says he launched the world's first reality television show.

Kim Kardashian, a US reality television contestant, was married for less time than any of the other celebrities to feature in the magazine.

MTV found a sideline in reality television, which has gradually taken over its schedule, particularly in America.

This will, of course, mean fewer senseless military conflicts, less reality television, and no more Sudoku.

last year he was the front man for the Russian version of the reality television show, "The Apprentice" .

Comedies repeat better than dramas and much better than reality television.

Ms. Salzman says that while reality television is a culprit in encouraging this extreme behavior, the problem is "much more serious. "

But Ms. Wang wanted to use reality television to do something more, by encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship.

Wife Swap is a reality television programme, produced by UK independent TV production company RDF Media and created by Stephen Lambert.

The 2008 race provided drama and suspense to a nation hooked on reality television, mystery novels and Hollywood epics .

Older children increasingly prefer grown-up reality television, MTV (a music channel also owned by Viacom), and video games.

The term originated in the theater and moved to movies and scripted television and then reality television.

And not even the most ardent enemy of the genre can deny that reality television's mindboggling popularity warrants some inspection.

Britain now is characterised by obscenity, reality television and adolescents whose sentences go up at the ends.

Reality television is the television of television.

But reality television proved too real for the censors.

But not everyone that has an amazing voice can propel them to stardom via a reality television show.

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You will never see me do reality television, don't even ask, it will never happen.

The 54-year-old is the sister of late pop icon Michael Jackson, and has appeared on reality television in the past.

Or, perhaps, a tie-in to reality television.

It also reflects on the current fascination with reality television programs such as Wife Swap and Big Brother.

In an age where reality television still rules the ratings, fans of daytime television want to see more reality infused into their soaps--

There's a Beautiful Girl Under All of This: Performing Hegemonic Femininity in Reality Television Alice Marwick