10 reasons why reality tv is good

It’s no secret that, since the pandemic, we’ve experienced more loneliness firsthand. And that we are increasingly desperate to connect with others. It is also no secret that social networks have created a largely insatiable appetite for details into other people’s lives.

Its the perfect storm for the entertainment genre that gives us an inside look into the lives of others from a distance: reality TV.

Donald Trump would not have made it to the White House without having first built his persona on the show “The Apprentice.” Kim Kardashian wouldn’t have secured her $1.8 billion fortune without previously spilling the tea on her family life on “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.” And no one would know who Andrew Tate is (though we wouldn’t have missed much), if he hadn’t participated in the British edition of “Big Brother.” Unless you live under a rock, it’s impossible to deny the influence that reality television has on our society.

The question is: Why are these shows so popular?

You’d think that only someone with nothing else to

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