How Reality TV Houses Are Built to Break People

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This video explores how the architecture and design of spaces in reality TV shows influence participant behavior and viewer perception. Beginning with the 1973 series "An American Family," it examines how the physical environment-from ordinary homes to specially constructed sets-plays a crucial role in shaping narratives and emotional dynamics. The

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[v_is_for_violet]

Just here to say if you want a good reality tv distraction I found the traitors on peacock to be sooo fun and engaging. Alan Cumming is so great as the host!

[justabwaybaby]

Season 2 of the Australian version is... amazing. In a terrible way.

[truelasher]

Why is it amazing in a terrible way?

[justabwaybaby]

At some point in the middle, the host basically explains the game again at breakfast because everyone is so terrible at it

[aprilbegins]

okay yes that sounds great

I would probably need a reminder myself, I'm alarmingly vacuous at times

[truelasher]

That sounds hilarious. Will have to check it out this weekend. Thank you!

[v_is_for_violet]

I’ve only watched the American version but I’ve heard the uk one is wild lol

[ahkna]

Having no celebrities really makes it better.

[jirppah]

uk season 1 is one of the best seasons ever. season 2 is decent

I'd recommend aus season 1 and nz season 2 as top tier seasons of the english speaking ones.

the current canada season 2 has potential for greatness

[mcdork]

I don't know how that person got away with it every time!

They were all SO STUPID. But the ending.. amazing.

[spiffle]

Oh my god no, that season frustrated the shit outta me.