Professional ball players who have night games, flight attendants, pilots, office workers. New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and his wife have appeared on the show. His press secretary, his right-hand lady is a big fan of the show. So are many athletes. So are a lot of basketball players for Utah Jazz, but they don't want to be named.
Viewers love the melodrama and the intrigue.
I've said stuff I'd had to go look up in the dictionary. It's a sappy genre. So the things you say are overly dramatic, lots of melodrama, histrionics. I don't know if anyone would want to exist like that, but watching it on TV could be entertaining for people. Like the time someone poured champagne and peanuts down her character's dress.