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umm, honestly?
the real world: brooklyn just kind of looks like what it's like to live in new york.
oh, wow, living in an apartment with PEOPLE YOU DON'T KNOW?
and they're all, like, different? and you have to try to get along?
i don't have to watch tv for that. i've lived it. and when i did it was way more interesting.
Real World: Brooklyn - MTV Shows
even with a transgender girl...they did it on ANTM, and i can already tell it was more interesting.
as they said in the nytimes review, "There is something about 'The Real World' that feels permanently stuck in the early 1990s, when issues of sexual orientation were guaranteed to rattle. There’s so little rattling, and seemingly so little prospect of sexual tension, that 'The Real World: Brooklyn' threatens to sink to the innocuousness of 'The Love Boat'."
they would have done so much better to set it in williamsburg.
the real world: brooklyn just kind of looks like what it's like to live in new york.
oh, wow, living in an apartment with PEOPLE YOU DON'T KNOW?
and they're all, like, different? and you have to try to get along?
i don't have to watch tv for that. i've lived it. and when i did it was way more interesting.
Real World: Brooklyn - MTV Shows
even with a transgender girl...they did it on ANTM, and i can already tell it was more interesting.
as they said in the nytimes review, "There is something about 'The Real World' that feels permanently stuck in the early 1990s, when issues of sexual orientation were guaranteed to rattle. There’s so little rattling, and seemingly so little prospect of sexual tension, that 'The Real World: Brooklyn' threatens to sink to the innocuousness of 'The Love Boat'."
they would have done so much better to set it in williamsburg.