He says when you watch late-night television in the US it is full of the "wealthy, famous and good looking", adding: "They come on and talk about the exact same things we hear on my show. They talk about who they slept with, what drugs they've been on, what misbehaviour they've had And we think they're godlike. That's elitist. TV's commitment to duty of care has recently been in the spotlight following the deaths of two Love Island contestants and a man who appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show.
In , a female contributor was murdered just hours after the episode she featured on aired, which revealed she was sleeping with her violent ex-husband, unbeknown to his new wife. Last year, a young man whose fiancee took him on the show to tell him she was sleeping with his best friend took his own life.
Springer insists the show had no direct influence on either death, comparing it to "suing Walmart because you had an argument with someone in their shop". As for vetting wannabe contestants, he wants to know why TV is subject to such scrutiny while written journalism is not. Springer asks what would happen if we applied the same rules to newspapers: "From now on you may not write an article about a person without first getting their permission, making sure their marriage won't be hurt, making sure their career won't be hurt, making sure they won't be humiliated.
But you have to go through a test before you're allowed to be on television. A politician prior to moving on to TV, he says he has no urge to return to that equally high-profile world. However, the more things went along, the more it was starting to get exaggerated and quite possibly, fabricated. There was a legal issue involving the fights and the fact that some or all of the security guards were policemen. Who really knows what went down behind the scenes, if the shows were staged or real.
It might've been a hybrid of both, given the show's longevity. The Jerry Springer Show was known for the endless drama and bizarre behavior exhibited by guests. View this post on Instagram. Share Share Tweet Email. Related Topics Reality TV. Alex Passa Articles Published. Read Next in reality tv. However, she believes that the fights are almost comparable to stage fights.
They're attacking each other for the camera, but not so much to actually hurt each other. So, how real is Jerry Springer? We would guess around 50 percent. Producers seek out drama and supposedly "screen" candidates, but proceed to add fuel to the flames, encouraging guests to get into what looks like a physical altercation, without looking to cause physical pain.
Regardless of how authentic it is, though, it's entertaining nonetheless. Fans Are Loving Her Voice. Someone needs to go back and take some grammar classes, wow! Stop comparing your self-righteous sob story to a show that you've obviously never been on purely for views! Look, she told you about her past to let you know she has had experience on this subject.
Another thing she was well within her rights to ask the show to match a donation. Susan B Komen is her charity of choice. Let me ask you, do you give to every charity out there? No you don't so why should she? I liked the article. If you don't that's fine. Just don't tear her apart over it. No offense didn't really like your article. You sound so entitled with your I was on tv and blah blah blah, never heard of you. When I read this article I didn't care about your personal experience, sorry.
Just wanted to read about jerry springer, not how you couldn't sell your self and your brand on tv. You ever watch a show where they tape over soda cans so they aren't shown it's just something they do. It sounded like you just wanted to extend your 15 seconds of fame and exploit your store a bit.
If you wanted to youbstill could have donated your friggin mannequin to breast cancer or whatever. You didn't say anything we didn't already know. Reality tv, and jerry sprinter for example, has probably staged some this or start from a story base from real people and ask them to do things and probably "suggest" how to act in front of cameras, and of course since this show has fights the guests would sign waivers but the people on this show aren't the smartest. America loves a train wreck they can't look away from just look at the disgusting kardashians, jersey shore, real old plastic housewives.
I will not lie I enjoyed these shows as a teen but as I grew up I found all of them, especially the kardashians, to be so friggin stupid and whiney. I don't care if Kim is so upset she can't get a private plane and that's her biggest problem and she's doing the ugly cry face.
While I'm sure reality stars life aren't perfect I don't feel bad for them. Kardashian is famous for a sex tape her mother brokered the release from, discussing. These people don't know what real problems are.
You might want to investigate the meaning of the words "per se" or as you put it "per say. Lol this chick is ridiculous we all know just by watching The Jerry Springer Show the movie that they ask you to be more dramatic and everything she said so she's not telling us anything new and I'm sorry how old are you because I'm 42 and when I was in high school Jerry Springer was still a shitshow.
Are you serious? Obviously it would be great to donate to a charity or cause This is why our country is sooooo f'd up. You are an entitled child and have no idea what is actually going on in the world. Again I say it would be great if they had decided to go along with your idea but you are one entitled person to think that it is admonishable not to do so.
Can you imagine what would happen if the show accepted all such offers? Yes, it doesn't happen all the time right now You think it's not ok to turn down breast cancer but would it be okay to turn down colon cancer?
Brain cancer? Stomache cancer? Blood cancer? Underprivileged children? Lou gherrigs disease?
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