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Stars:
Julie Chen Moonves,
Phil Proctor,
George Boswell
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Stars:
Chris Harrison,
Michael Stagliano,
Erica Rose
A reality show where a group of contestants are stranded in a remote location with little more than the clothes on their back. The lone survivor of this contest takes home a million dollars.
Four famous musicians search for the best voices in America and will mentor these singers to become artists. America will decide which singer will be worthy of the grand prize.
The people who made this reality series have the lowest possible opinion of humanity. They insult the audience at every opportunity.
Each episode lasts forever, and so much time is dedicated to showing the same video clips over and over again, the host repeats the same bad jokes, people talk and talk and talk and yet say nothing.
The conversations between contestants are so vague and insubstantial. How are any of these interactions supposed to count as "dating?" Guy in this last season sounded like he was giving a power point presentation every time he opened his mouth. Nothing is natural. None of these people are given enough time to develop real feelings for one another. When they show emotion, it is always bad acting. Conflict is forced.
Then they cut to commentary like the halftime report of a football game. Chris Harrison is the fakest guy on the planet. There's nothing to talk about, so he keeps saying the same thing over and over. Cut to the same video again and again. Boring, guys! Boring!
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The people who made this reality series have the lowest possible opinion of humanity. They insult the audience at every opportunity.
Each episode lasts forever, and so much time is dedicated to showing the same video clips over and over again, the host repeats the same bad jokes, people talk and talk and talk and yet say nothing.
The conversations between contestants are so vague and insubstantial. How are any of these interactions supposed to count as "dating?" Guy in this last season sounded like he was giving a power point presentation every time he opened his mouth. Nothing is natural. None of these people are given enough time to develop real feelings for one another. When they show emotion, it is always bad acting. Conflict is forced.
Then they cut to commentary like the halftime report of a football game. Chris Harrison is the fakest guy on the planet. There's nothing to talk about, so he keeps saying the same thing over and over. Cut to the same video again and again. Boring, guys! Boring!