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<blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 401285" data-attributes="member: 673">I find scripted reality to be an awful genre too, although there is something I find strangely compelling about how much of their personal lives that these people are willing to expose in their pursuit of fame. Nothing seems to be off the table on the likes of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills but if you want to see real desperation, have a look at Hunter Tylo’s arc on the awful Queens of Drama from a few years ago.Courtroom shows and panel shows kind of took over in the daytime space too. Since the demise of The Jeremy Kyle Show in the UK, there are now no daytime talk shows of that kind on UK TV while I think Steve Wilkos is the last man standing in the US. Jeremy Kyle’s show was awfully exploitative, so it isn’t missed, but I think there is room on the schedules for a more balanced show in the traditional talk style.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Carrie Fairchild, post: 401285, member: 673"] I find scripted reality to be an awful genre too, although there is something I find strangely compelling about how much of their personal lives that these people are willing to expose in their pursuit of fame. Nothing seems to be off the table on the likes of [I]The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills[/I] but if you want to see real desperation, have a look at Hunter Tylo’s arc on the awful [I]Queens of Drama[/I] from a few years ago. Courtroom shows and panel shows kind of took over in the daytime space too. Since the demise of [I]The Jeremy Kyle Show[/I] in the UK, there are now no daytime talk shows of that kind on UK TV while I think Steve Wilkos is the last man standing in the US. Jeremy Kyle’s show was awfully exploitative, so it isn’t missed, but I think there is room on the schedules for a more balanced show in the traditional talk style. [/QUOTE]

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