
It's funny. Today the New York Times talked about a new reality show co-created by Seventeen Magazine and MTV (Adam wrote about it
here.) And then also in today's issue they devote an entire
feature story to how reality programming might be coming down the other side of the life curve. The format, it says, may be hitting maturity and so is no longer quite the ratings powerhouse it once was. It does say, though, that the audience may be shifting from competition-focused shows like
The Apprentice to the wish-fulfillment/fantasy programming of
Extreme Makeover and the like.
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