Reality TV refers to a genre of television programming that documents unscripted real-life situations and features ordinary people or celebrities. Unlike scripted shows, which rely on written scripts and rehearsed performances, reality TV presents the actual, unscripted experiences of its participants, often capturing their emotions, conflicts, and personal interactions in a more raw and authentic way. This genre encompasses various formats, including competition shows, lifestyle programs, and social experiments, and it often emphasizes drama and sensationalism to engage viewers. Reality TV has become a significant aspect of popular culture and can influence social trends and personal behavior.
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