On episode 13 of Bravo Outsider, we explore the similarities between Reality TV and Star Trek with special guest Comrade Brit of Soy Trek. We recap Real Housewives of New Jersey S13E13 and Vanderpump Rules S10E13 to analyze the dynamics and themes of these shows. 

Prepare to be amazed as we reveal the unexpected connection between two seemingly unrelated fandoms - Star Trek and Real Housewives! Joined by Comrade Brit from SoyTrek, we uncover the parallels between these TV sensations and discuss the role of reality television in our culture, particularly in relation to unionized jobs and the current Writer's Guild of America strike.

By comparing fan-favorite shows like Star Trek Deep Space Nine and Real Housewives, we find fascinating similarities in themes of moral ambiguity and complex character development. Explore the unpredictable actions driven by normal human emotions and how reality TV characters can't be easily categorized as heroes or villains. Plus, get an in-depth analysis of the Real Housewives of New Jersey, uncovering the intricate relationships between Teresa, Melissa, and Joe, and the passionate responses from their fan bases.

Don't miss this entertaining and thought-provoking conversation as we navigate the worlds of Star Trek and reality TV, discussing narrative structure, character development, and moral ambiguity in both franchises. Listen in as we expose the ridiculousness of these shows and how they reflect real-life experiences. Join us on this unique journey and witness the incredible intersection of Star Trek and Real Housewives that you never knew you needed!

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Music by FASSounds from Pixabay