Edited sentence: Clearly  the German Media didnt have far to travel and mostly had staff in Prague.If the reporting is a representative standard it is hard to trust these papers as being trustworthy and reliable sources of information.Is is salutary to see how two uninformed  emotional reactions (out of around 40 online comments) by people who had not actually seen any of the broadcasts, to the  words 'reality show'  were blown up by the World's media, who for the most part did not bother to check up on the facts or even realise that the series had not yet been broadcast at the times of their articles.Particularly dismaying is the report in the Guardian, who is proud of being awarded recently the Pulitzer prize.People don't really react rationally but  emotionally to situations 'real' or otherwise.The BBC held a telephone interview and the New York Times sent a reporter, (who sadly got some critical facts wrong) In a way amusingly, the media created a 'situation' which was believed by themselves and many people across the globe.The brain is a complex  organ that we do not understand.This underlines the major point of the series