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Many feel too fine to see it - not me. When I flip through the channel list, I find it difficult to zap away when popping a reality program up. Take for example the family of Bryggen, Amalie and Gustav. These are people who have never had media access. They want fame, so let them have it. In many ways, I actually think it will strengthen and expand democracy, in style fashion de that we can see the sides of Denmark. And more liberating than only having to follow two intellectuals in a abstruse debate.
X Factor has become part of the family tradition at my house. Every Friday in style fashion de I sit glued in front of the screen with the children and our sweets. We each have our favorites that we're on.
I actually think that TV has been enriched by reality shows. This does not mean that I see them all. I think for example., Big Brother has become boring. It's not the producers managed to cast the right personalities. Part of the reality genre is all about, that one gets to see people you would not normally fall into conversation with the street.
Many ask if it really is TV's job to send the kind. My answer is yes, the programs both gathers and unites. I will always in style fashion de prefer Hollywoodfruer rather Glamour and family in style fashion de from Bryggen over Dallas and Dollars.
Reality-wave washes also over the Arab world. Arab Idols 2012 seems to be won by a very skilled, Moroccan girl. The Arabic entertainment channel MBC has taken these international concepts for themselves and made them national. They send both 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,' X-Factor and Idols. in style fashion de In these programs, all young people from the Arab countries equal opportunities to participate.
When I was in Afghanistan a few years ago, we were told that the winner of X Factor total of 40,000 people for a concert in Helmand. People voted for him across in style fashion de clans and tribal relationships. He got their votes because he was the best. Applications that can accumulate divided societies and cultures to such an extent, I believe this has something invaluable to offer. It is unifying - and amazing!
It is possible in a society like Afghanistan to a phenomenon that X-factor in style fashion de may be good for democracy in that it can bring people together, but in a functioning country like Denmark, reality shows like Paradise, Singleliv Diva in the jungle and all the other only to stupefy the Danish youth and make it ok to be so stupid that they would not even be able to find out a 4 th grade math.
Thank you for helping us to jump out of the closet in style fashion de reality. I'm reasonably well educated, but I looove simply to see many of the shows.Også impressive as natural "people with low status" can behave in front kameraet.Og the way, is a really great point that we as a nation can see all kinds of types come to voice in the media. in style fashion de It's fine. However, it is worse if the concept of reality entertainment have expanded the boundaries so it is both organs and death at stake the next generation want to see. And the way there might be just around the corner, since Naser now mention anything about bad (boring) cast up. Mer'vil ha'mere, but that's a whole other debate.
I have a few times laid eyes and ears of those reality shows like "Divas in the Jungle" and "Amalie world" etc., I must honestly say I was måløs, never have I seen so badly and stupidity television, television where people retarded disability become entertainment for the masses. I mean really to the lowest common denominator is wearing these programs. It may well be programs like X-Factor can unite the people in the arbiske countries, but in this country is the aforementioned programs just bland rubbish, particularly young people might identify in style fashion de with, and then you talk about the voting age to be reduced to 16 years I say so just - a paltry Denmark.
Children grow up with paradise hotel, Robinson expedition, in style fashion de term, etc. What they see is young people whose humanity is so superficial as they can be. If you are not beautiful, you are a zero. If you can stab people in the back so you do so of course in style fashion de if you can get something out of it. You'd better sleep with as many people as possible, and preferably in front of rolling cameras, if you are female, you want to have plastic boobs and solarium in style fashion de skin or you're in style fashion de not cool. Designer clothes are a must with less people to see you as a loser. You just act like a pig because otherwise you can not get attention. Any form of intelligence is anathema (Amalie / Gustav). Be as selfish as possible or you will not succeed.
- As long as we do not forget the more intellectual side. I miss Danish TV not mock stupidity but appreciate intellectuality. The BBC does actually blend very well with both shows like Graham Norton and QI. They even often a very dear professor with people in their general entertainment and it makes it easy to create substance. It seems
Many feel too fine to see it - not me. When I flip through the channel list, I find it difficult to zap away when popping a reality program up. Take for example the family of Bryggen, Amalie and Gustav. These are people who have never had media access. They want fame, so let them have it. In many ways, I actually think it will strengthen and expand democracy, in style fashion de that we can see the sides of Denmark. And more liberating than only having to follow two intellectuals in a abstruse debate.
X Factor has become part of the family tradition at my house. Every Friday in style fashion de I sit glued in front of the screen with the children and our sweets. We each have our favorites that we're on.
I actually think that TV has been enriched by reality shows. This does not mean that I see them all. I think for example., Big Brother has become boring. It's not the producers managed to cast the right personalities. Part of the reality genre is all about, that one gets to see people you would not normally fall into conversation with the street.
Many ask if it really is TV's job to send the kind. My answer is yes, the programs both gathers and unites. I will always in style fashion de prefer Hollywoodfruer rather Glamour and family in style fashion de from Bryggen over Dallas and Dollars.
Reality-wave washes also over the Arab world. Arab Idols 2012 seems to be won by a very skilled, Moroccan girl. The Arabic entertainment channel MBC has taken these international concepts for themselves and made them national. They send both 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,' X-Factor and Idols. in style fashion de In these programs, all young people from the Arab countries equal opportunities to participate.
When I was in Afghanistan a few years ago, we were told that the winner of X Factor total of 40,000 people for a concert in Helmand. People voted for him across in style fashion de clans and tribal relationships. He got their votes because he was the best. Applications that can accumulate divided societies and cultures to such an extent, I believe this has something invaluable to offer. It is unifying - and amazing!
It is possible in a society like Afghanistan to a phenomenon that X-factor in style fashion de may be good for democracy in that it can bring people together, but in a functioning country like Denmark, reality shows like Paradise, Singleliv Diva in the jungle and all the other only to stupefy the Danish youth and make it ok to be so stupid that they would not even be able to find out a 4 th grade math.
Thank you for helping us to jump out of the closet in style fashion de reality. I'm reasonably well educated, but I looove simply to see many of the shows.Også impressive as natural "people with low status" can behave in front kameraet.Og the way, is a really great point that we as a nation can see all kinds of types come to voice in the media. in style fashion de It's fine. However, it is worse if the concept of reality entertainment have expanded the boundaries so it is both organs and death at stake the next generation want to see. And the way there might be just around the corner, since Naser now mention anything about bad (boring) cast up. Mer'vil ha'mere, but that's a whole other debate.
I have a few times laid eyes and ears of those reality shows like "Divas in the Jungle" and "Amalie world" etc., I must honestly say I was måløs, never have I seen so badly and stupidity television, television where people retarded disability become entertainment for the masses. I mean really to the lowest common denominator is wearing these programs. It may well be programs like X-Factor can unite the people in the arbiske countries, but in this country is the aforementioned programs just bland rubbish, particularly young people might identify in style fashion de with, and then you talk about the voting age to be reduced to 16 years I say so just - a paltry Denmark.
Children grow up with paradise hotel, Robinson expedition, in style fashion de term, etc. What they see is young people whose humanity is so superficial as they can be. If you are not beautiful, you are a zero. If you can stab people in the back so you do so of course in style fashion de if you can get something out of it. You'd better sleep with as many people as possible, and preferably in front of rolling cameras, if you are female, you want to have plastic boobs and solarium in style fashion de skin or you're in style fashion de not cool. Designer clothes are a must with less people to see you as a loser. You just act like a pig because otherwise you can not get attention. Any form of intelligence is anathema (Amalie / Gustav). Be as selfish as possible or you will not succeed.
- As long as we do not forget the more intellectual side. I miss Danish TV not mock stupidity but appreciate intellectuality. The BBC does actually blend very well with both shows like Graham Norton and QI. They even often a very dear professor with people in their general entertainment and it makes it easy to create substance. It seems
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