Reality TV, short for reality television, is a genre of television programming that documents actual events and the lives of real people, often unscripted. It typically features ordinary individuals rather than actors in staged scenarios. Reality TV encompasses a wide range of formats, including competition shows, talent contests, lifestyle shows, and documentaries that capture personal experiences and interactions in various contexts. The genre has gained immense popularity due to its perceived authenticity, drama, and entertainment value, often leading to significant viewer engagement and cultural impact. Common elements include confessions, interviews, and eliminations, depending on the format of the show.
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