== Scare Tactics == 
 Oh my God. Can you honestly not see that scare tactics is fake? Don't sit there and tell me that I'm using Wikipedia to present my personal opinion. A child could see that the show's not legitimate. I mean, if you were writing an article on professional wrestling, and it was the seventies before they actually openly admitted it was fake, would you write the article as though it was real? It's not a personal opinion, the show IS FAKE. Did you notice that the article stated that the lawsuit would suggest that the show was real? Isn't that a personal opinion (not to mention wrong)? Did you notice how badly written the article was (I changed it to state that the show is fake but I didn't take the time to really improve the style)? That's because it was written by an idiot and that's why it seemed as though it came the perspective that the show is real. The FACT is that classifying the show as reality TV is misinformation. It is SOOOO obvious from watching the show that it is fake. That in itself is evidence.  

 If you had said something polite and reasonable like "though I agree that 'Scare Tactics' is clearly not legitimate, I'm afraid that unless you can provide a verifiable source, your edits cannot remain", I would have accepted your statement. Instead, you decide to scorn me for stating the glaringly obvious and act as though what I written is opinion. Have you even seen Scare Tactics? It goes something like this: 

 "Oh my God, Shannon Doherty and the military are here to ask me to test a plasma gun with flashy lights on it. This doesn't seem like a set up at all. Oh God, I blew up that guys house which was for some reason on the firing range, using a gun which gives no physical feedback when fired. Oh God, I'm in big trouble now."  

 Jesus Christ. Several INTELLIGENT people watching the show and coming to the consensus that it's fake should be enough evidence.