These days just about anyone can have a reality show, and new ones seem to spring up everyday. Recently, Denise Richards signed on to do her own reality show, which according to BuzzSugar will focus on her daughters and her high-profile divorce.
I don't think we've seen the divorce theme yet, though we have seen the newlywed, the engaged, the just dating, the thinking about having a baby, and the raising kids themes. Apparently just about everyone's life has a theme — at least when it's condensed into an hour a week. So I want to know is, if they were to make a reality show out of your life — the good, the bad, and the ugly — what would its theme be?
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Citizens of Humanity
Maine New England
I wouldn't have a theme b/c I wouldn't want to do a reality show of my life for millions of people to judge me on. Why is she gonna put her daughters out there?
1Nowadays every C-lebrity is having a 'reality' show, allthough they usually have nothing to do with real lives.
2And I agree, as a mother why would you put your kids through this? Even more so after they just went through a difficult divorce.
I guess she is just desperate for the attention or the money.
It would be "30 something woman, married to 20 something musician who plays Call of Duty 4 online for hours, What will they have for dinner? Will thier cats like the new Iams indoor formula? Will the ladies at her job think her top is cut too low? Will her womb dry up and fall out from being unused? Will her sister dating a black guy tear apart the family, stay tuned!"
3lol, caterpillargirl!
lets see, mine would be: 3 kids in 3 years and THEN the oldest is diagnosed with autism. medication yes or no? who wins the battle of school placement the district or mommy? how do the younger girls deal with their sister being called "retarded"? how long can mommy go w/o b*tch slapping some of the moms of these girls? don't miss the most dramatic episode ever NEXT WEEK!
4Mine would be -- late twenties lady working at a law firm as a "non-lawyer". They could watch exciting things like paying my bills and trying not to lose my mind an work.
I am getting married at city hall in a couple weeks (on Leap Year), so that might be an exciting episode -- "What how her future in-laws try to get her future husband not to marry her and how pissed they are that she (gasp) doesn't want kids and (double gasp) wants to keep her own last name!".
Otherwise, it would be exceedingly boring!
5oh lickety split, i'm sorry you have to deal with this! I'm sure your oldest daughter is a treasure.
6my reality show would be, watch single girl ignore housecleaning every day. walk dog. record everything she eats on weightwatchers.com. will she chose to add veggies for zero points to her sandwich, or 3 points for an actual 6 points worth of cheese? will she get her 8 glasses of water today? at 9pm, she contemplates getting dressed, buying cornflakes and whole milk and eating three bowls at once!
i forgot to add rearranging my netflix queue. what will come next????
7Okay, so I've had this idea for awhile... take my parents and my husbands parents and have them live in a house together. Have cameras running 24/7 and watch the ratings roll in!
8My theme would be the savvy girl who never waits to get in clubs, always sits at a table with tons of bottles, travels all around the US all the time, and can't find love =/ Rather won't put up with any guys sh*t because I know I can get better..
Yikes that sounded bad out loud lol
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lol kris now i am craving corn flakes!
10lickety split, i think i would have b*tch slapped the moms already! that kind of behavior ticks me off. You keep up the good fight against the school district!!!!!
Sorry, i don't have any idea for a reality show, but I had to post a comment for lickety split. You go girl!
11Last year, my life would have been the perfect reality TV show. I moved to Austin without knowing a soul, only to be placed in a house with three strangers. It was a year of revolving roommates. In addition, we were all idealistic, college-educated, twenty-somethings living in self-imposed poverty as AmeriCorps volunteers. We used food stamps, in addition to the rare occasions of getting food from church food pantries and eating at soup kitchens. Oh, and there was lots of alcohol involved, including an arrest for public intoxication (I wasn't the one arrested; I was begging the police not to arrest my friend). There was just so much drama, so much excitement. It definitely should have been filmed.
Nowadays, my life isn't quite as exciting, unless you want to watch a 23-year-old crunch numbers and stare at Excel spreadsheets all day.
12University Student trying to juggle school, boyfriend, friends, and partyhing while still trying to hold it all together.
13It would focus on my job, which is being around kids 24/7 and the hilarity that ensues.
14"From Roommates to Romance," how two friends of 10 years rearranged their relationship (and their furniture) to become a couple. Hilarity ensues.
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