While it is clear there will be more reality shows next season, the lesson is that reality shows do poorly in repeats and viewers will soon tire of the investment in time and emotion needed to be a reality TV fan. TV is a poor parent. But, at least MTV puts a warning on the stunts. This lesson relates to the news coverage of the violence in American schools, where teens seem to crave being on TV to tell their stories. TV movies have been done to death.
Viewers strike back.
Put bad stuff on TV, and the audience will go elsewhere. The sale involves 80,000 subscribers, so the deal equals 3,300 Canadian dollars per subscriber. Bragg is locally controlled by John Bragg of Oxford, Nova Scotia.