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Somehow, against all odds, we managed to have a LENGTHY discussion about a show (Alone) in which no one interacts with other humans and contestants are only ever doing one of three things (sleeping, finding food, building shelter). But don’t think that’s all this episode is about—-we also have a packed homeroom where we cover BDSY, Stars on Mars, Love Island UK, The Big “D”, and more. Then, it’s Em’s turn for office hours. She gives an overview of a classic theory (Relational Models Theory) and offers it up as a way to understand the source of nearly all drama in reality TV shows. Tune in!
Note: This episode was recorded prior to allegations made against Gary by Below Deck cast and crew.
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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers alone and do not reflect the views, opinions, or positions of their employers, any entities they may represent, or anyone else. Although the speakers endeavor to be accurate, not all of the facts may be correct. The speakers make no representations as to the accuracy, completeness, suitability, or validity of any information discussed. This podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only, and not meant to provide any advice, legal or otherwise. It is created with much respect to all of the folks involved in reality TV who contribute to the beloved medium.
By Reality TV PhDSomehow, against all odds, we managed to have a LENGTHY discussion about a show (Alone) in which no one interacts with other humans and contestants are only ever doing one of three things (sleeping, finding food, building shelter). But don’t think that’s all this episode is about—-we also have a packed homeroom where we cover BDSY, Stars on Mars, Love Island UK, The Big “D”, and more. Then, it’s Em’s turn for office hours. She gives an overview of a classic theory (Relational Models Theory) and offers it up as a way to understand the source of nearly all drama in reality TV shows. Tune in!
Note: This episode was recorded prior to allegations made against Gary by Below Deck cast and crew.
Episode Bibliography:
Table of Contents:
Follow us on Instagram @realitytvphdpod.
Interested in being a guest lecturer? Have thoughts or feedback? Send us an email at [email protected].
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers alone and do not reflect the views, opinions, or positions of their employers, any entities they may represent, or anyone else. Although the speakers endeavor to be accurate, not all of the facts may be correct. The speakers make no representations as to the accuracy, completeness, suitability, or validity of any information discussed. This podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only, and not meant to provide any advice, legal or otherwise. It is created with much respect to all of the folks involved in reality TV who contribute to the beloved medium.