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    In “watch with brother “Geer is scathingly critical of the viewing public of reality television that audiences of reality TV are worse than voyeurs. A simile is present as Greer suggests that regular viewing of shows such as “Big Brother” is “downright depraved” and “as dignified as looking through the keyhole in your teenage child’s bedroom door.” She believes that viewers are to be blamed that even if audiences see it as wrong‚ they will still watch it as we are addicted. She states viewers “worse

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    generations due to the dramatic increase in the availability of information through news media both on television and the internet. Americans have reached a time in which substance abuse by celebrities is seen‚ via these outlets‚ with little to no legal repercussions and at times elevating those involved to new heights of stardom. Even those not in the celebrity limelight are influenced by “reality” shows. These shows promote the average Joe to celebrity status often by showing “real life” scenarios

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    Television Addiction We all have favorite show on television at least one day of the week. We tune in to watch our favorite characters and escape into their realities. There are some people though that are addicted to their televisions. They watch any and everything‚ all day every day. They can tell you what comes on which channel‚ what the channel number is‚ and even what time most programs come on. This addiction can be detrimental to their lives because they don’t want to leave the .n house for

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    Ryan’s fall” is a story about a teenager named Ryan. Ryan used to be a troubled teenager who was doing petty crimes and getting thrown out of all the schools he went to. One day a TV company came to him and asked if he wanted to participate in a reality TV show. In the show Ryan was send to a private boarding school called Downside which is the oldest catholic boarding school in the area. He was send there to prove that every child/teenager could be something if given the right conditions and to

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    Nowadays‚ television has become the most popular media of human kind. It’s also the indispensable devise in our daily life. Watching television may be fun and addicting but we can learn a lot about the problems or conflicts happening anywhere. We know what the weather will be like the next day. If we are interested in sports‚ we have a possibility to watch many important events live-on the same time. In the book They Say I Say‚ I agree with Steven Johnson “about how the earlier reality TV is more

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    period English 11 Summary In this excerpt‚ Steven Johnson takes a look at the development of television narratives over the past few decades. In this‚ he argues that many of the shows that our population deems bad TV‚ are relatively healthy for our brains to watch. Johnson compares hit TV shows like Dragnet and Starsky and Hutch to that of more recent shows like The Sopranos. He explains how early television like Dragnet and Starsky and Hutch follow a strict linear narrative with little variation

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    Our great depression is our lives. We’ve all been raised on television to believe that one day we’d all be millionaires‚ and movie gods‚ and rock stars‚ but we won’t. And we’re starting to figure that out. And we’re very‚very pissed off." Despite Brad Pitt being a movie god himself‚ one could define another person by the way that they were raised‚ so therefore we can define our generation as being the generation that was raised by television. Within in the mordern home of today‚ A televison or two

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    watch reality TV for various reasons. In the essay‚ "The Tribe Has Spoken"‚ Rebecca Gardyn explains how age and gender can affect why people watch reality TV. She also focuses on whether or not reality TV will last. In her essay‚ there are many different statistics showing peoples perspective on reality TV. Gardyn draws upon different demographics that relate to her essay. Like others in the 18- to 24-year-old age group‚ I too enjoy watching reality TV. Although I like reality television‚ I am also

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    Producer TV Producers are the Chief Executive Officers of television programming. TV Producers make creative and business decisions that shape what we see on our TV screens. Although there is no particular education requirement to become a TV Producer‚ a related degree from college or film school‚ such as a Bachelor of Arts in Film or Broadcast Journalism‚ may be beneficial. TV Producer Career Summary TV Producers run the business of making television productions including newscasts‚ game shows‚ sports

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    Questions What specific beliefs‚ actions‚ and types of relationships do reality television shows encourage? Provide an example and explain your answer. Jersey shoes is a program that the only thing you can learn is sex‚ drink alcohol and dance‚ this program only teaches everyone that if you want live a perfect life you have to have sex and drink day and night to enjoy your live. Think about your favorite television show. What makes that show appealing to you? Place it in the context of other

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