Bachelorette Tv Show Analysis

In the reality TV The Bachelorette, the hosts present Kaitlyn Bristowe with a large assortment of men to choose her future spouse from. Throughout The Bachelorette, Bristowe dates several different men at once, which sends the message that monogamous dating is coming to a close. At the end of The Bachelorette, Bristowe finds her the man she wants to spend the rest of her life with. Bristowe’s adventure on The Bachelorette proves worthwhile for her, but the other men on the show that she eliminates are left heartbroken. This polygamous dating style sends society negative messages. These messages are demanding the disbandment of monogamous and traditional dating styles. However, The Bachelorette also sends the message that love is attainable. Although The Bachelorette is a highly entertaining show and would place a five on a scale from one to five, The Bachelorette places a two on a scale from one to five when it comes to the societal value of the show.
The New Network Program 60 Minutes conducts an interview with Donald Trump which centralizes around Trump’s recent success in the polls. Throughout this interview, the
Because House of Cards displays politics in a corrupt and manipulative manner, it exceedingly meets entertainment expectations. Although there is little to no violence throughout House of Cards, it does contain an excessive use of vulgarity. Nevertheless, the use of vulgarity does not detract from the entertainment value, but rather furthers it by making the show seem more realistic. Although the House of Cards characters are in a different demographic than its audience, it ranks a five out of five on entertainment value. House of Cards receives the highest level of entertainment because there is not a dull moment in the TV show; there is always some dialogue or actions that keep the audience at the edge of their