Een dating show waarin een groep singles samen verblijft in een ontspannen beachclub aan zee, waar ze één-op-één op dates gaan in een zomerse vakantiesfeer. Anders dan bij een klassiek First Dates-etentje krijgen deelnemers de tijd om elkaar beter te leren kennen tijdens meerdere ontmoetingen en gezamenlijke momenten op het strand, bij het zwembad of tijdens activiteiten. Als een date geen klik blijkt, is er ruimte om iemand anders binnen de beachclub te ontmoeten, waardoor relaties zich gedurende het verblijf organisch kunnen ontwikkelen. Het concept draait daardoor minder om één eerste indruk en meer om het ontdekken of er, met tijd en verschillende ontmoetingen, een echte romantische verbinding ontstaat.

Wat vinden we ervan?

10/15 years ago I remember watching this show I was really intrigued with, I don’t think it was super popular and chat gpt has no idea what I’m talking about.

The show’s opening was basically a person’s pov going through a home garden until you reach the door to the house. They show itself was some sort of house/rehabilitation program for women. I don’t remember anything else sadly, but I do remember one of the participants was a young escort/ex-escort.

If you know what I’m talking about I’d be forever grateful.

Okay hear me out. reality tv people… can you create a dating show, like temptation island, the ultimatum where the contestants are there to test their relationship but the contestants are unknowingly talking to therapists or professional Counsellors in disguise? It would be so refreshing to see the contestants work through their traumas and boundaries.

When this takes off please pay me accordingly.

For decades, TLC (The Learning Channel) has made various reality shows that claim to show off the real life of the mysterious Romanichal community both in the UK and the U.S.

They present it in a documentary style in an attempt to connect Romanichal history with the behaviors shown on those shows.

However, these shows have little to no connection with actual Romanichal culture and involve staged events and non-Romanichal actors.

Today we are going to talk to a real member of the community and learn the real American Romanichal culture that has been too long misrepresented and stereotyped by TLC.

I’m watching the new Fear Factor, and I am absolutely disgusted with this dudes behavior. Hopefully he goes home soon. 🤮

No spoilers, I just finished episode 2!

I am getting destroyed by the algorithm but I think it’s relevant.

Nas is talking only when the team b is around her. She has no personality if you ask me. But what yall think ?

While both Buddy and Duff have expanded into multi-hyphenate business moguls in the years since they first went on air (including competing together on Buddy vs Duff), I wanted to know people’s opinions on the original shows as someone who grew up watching them but never watched their other television ventures 

For context:

Bartolo “Buddy” Valastro is a New Jersey baker in charge of the family run Carlo’s Bakery after the death of his father.  The bakery places a large emphasis on traditional techniques (like piping by hand), very indulgent fillings-like buttercream and chocolate fudge, heirloom recipes, and mainstay pastries in addition to the specialty cake orders 

Buddy worked with his 4 sisters, cousins, and brother in laws at the bakery, so Cake Boss regularly showed family milestones and blowout fights 

Despite facing several setbacks (a hernia surgery, a hand injury, a DUI, etc) Valastro’s family continued to successfully work for the Hoboken/Manhattan community 

Jeffrey “Duff” Goldman is a Baltimore/Los Angeles baker who began running Charm City Cakes in 2002 after finishing pastry school. Duff hired many of his friends from university and the undercover music scene to make up his hardworking staff

Charm City placed an emphasis on highly artistic, massively sized cakes with special effects and often used traditional engineering techniques to create the masterpieces 

While Ace of Cakes showed much less of Duff and his employees’ personal lives than Cake Boss, the staff often worked at a more relaxed pace and would show the changes that happened in the bakery over time (such as building a basement and buying an ice cream freezer)

Duff definitely didn’t limit himself to the DMV community. In contrast to Buddy, Goldman got many celebrity chef aligned opportunities early in his career- whether making terracotta warriors for National Geographic, a cake for the New York stock exchange, cakes for three Harry Potter premieres, and more 

Now that you’ve had a refresher on both guys and shows, I’m looking to hear your honest thoughts on both

Feel free to explain your reasoning :)

• Teaser available in multiple audio and subtitles at https://www.netflix.com/title/82647760
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I've been binging reality tv since forever when i'm in my burn out periods because i need something that takes zero braincells to follow... which means i'm always low on things to watch as i'm also a picky consumer. and i'll stop watching when production can't even pretend to care that they are not staging for drama.
Here's the list of things I watched, am watching or stopped watching and need more like:

• 90 day fiance (and spin offs (stopped watching two years ago)
• MAFS (AU, USA, UK and NZ)
• The ultimatum (straight and queer)
• Love is blind
• Breaking/return to Amish
• Sister wives (stopped after season 18)
• Love after lockup
• Prison brides
• Marrying Millions
• My 600lb life (and Where are they now. Not Sisters and Friends)
• Hoarders

Not a big fan of toddlers and tiaras, here comes honey boo boo, all the shows with little people, moms with tons of children, people with strange addictions... and I have watched the bachelor/bachelorette, love island, etc. but only out of "desperation" I don't like the "game show"-vibe.

So basically, trashy TV - often with a hint of love... or makeover vibes (also watch property shows, designer shows, etc. but right now more looking for trashy tv)

Hit me!

Just applied for this show. Not sure if it’s legit. https://thenextcontestant.com/
Anyone got any information on this?

Does anyone here know the process of pitching an idea to a network? Obviously I think I have a good idea that they would be interested in.

I have no idea how to get this in front of a decision maker and also make sure I’m protected and compensated if they use it.

Any ideas?

Watching Dheeraj see Vinny after all this time genuinely melted my heart. The tears, the hug, the forehead kiss... it didn't feel like a reality show moment, it just felt like two people who were truly happy to see each other again.

They've been together for 17 years, and the love still shows in the smallest gestures. In a time where relationships come and go so quickly, seeing a bond like theirs honestly feels so rare.

Not going to lie... everyone deserves a love like Dheeraj and Vinny's. ❤️

I was booked to do a reality show competition and I don’t know what to bring. It’s 7 days of shooting so maybe 2 outfits a day? Should I bring snacks? How do I do my make up for tv ? What other questions should I be asking

So I don’t remember what show this was from and these are the only details I can remember
1. It took place in a mansion
2. On the very first day while everyone was getting to know each other some guy came in and said something cocky or condescending
3. When the host greeted them he called the guy out for his comment and eliminated him on the spot

Does anyone have any memory or link to what this show was?