is laguna beach a reality show or is it made up?
826380
It's a reality show but it looks staged.
571533
Very true!...I wont be watching either....You know its rigged because every contestant looks like a fake real world participant.....and you can just tell it is so rigged...\n\nthe only thing that is real is the beginning....when  REAL people try out But freaking actors/New artist's are put in to finish the show\n\ncomeone....Out of all te people in america...these are the 12 that made it...comeon...this is definaltly rigged..\n\nRemember Mario VAsquez season 4....thats why he left\nI belive they mix real people with actors and pay off the real people and Mario wasnt buying it!\n\nHe knew he was better and wouldnt except the payoff
877211
I think the show is real, but I don't think the science behind it is. I believe there are things out there that go bump in the night, and I even believe that there are those out there that can find the ghouly ghosties... but I don't think they can do it on tv. And, I think that for them to produce a show every week, that they really have to stretch, which is why the first season was good and then it has gotten a little worse each season there after.
826162
I think it is made up. I have never heard of it and I even googled it and nothing came up at all on that.
16960
The idea is that they forget that they are being filmed and act normally. But how you can act normally when put into a situation outside of your normal daily life I don't know. It's never going to be true reality TV unless they use hidden cameras and record people without them knowing, but I think that there would be some legal issues with this.
561550
Reality is only perception. MTV only cares about profit, and while these shows may not be a slice of life, they ARE entertaining.
519878
DUDE!!!!!that show kics azz!\nu got my vote fo sho!\nget that show on & ill pay u!!!\nthat show is way better then the oc or laguna beach!i hate those shows!lol\n\n~i got daisy dukes~sadly\nKristen
662422
I went to the show a few months ago and I can tell you first hand it is NOT real.  They ring a "fight bell" to indicate the people are supposed to break out in a fight.  I was bored at the show and soooo tired of being told to clap and yell "Jerry, Jerry, Jerry" by the end of the thing I could puke.
555648
LOL.  You asked the million $ question.  I always thought it would be funny if someone made a TV show or movie about how people watch reality TV.  I figure that would be the end of reality TV as people would feel really dumb wasting their time and do something else.  Funny how people critique parents for trying to live through their chidren.  People try to live through reality TV and escape their own.  If a show or movie of pathetic people watching reality TV did exist, all reality TV would dissapear.
208275
On the internet, I think it said that people would like to do a "behind the scenes" of the Oscars or something. Like, maybe a part showing all the clothes designers trying to make a celebrity wear their designs to the Oscars.\n\nThat's a good question so I'm not sure but I love reality shows!!!!!!!! lol, not that that is important to answering your question...
448877
omg i looooooove that show heehee.  It is filmed in Los Angeles.  Click on the link and scroll all the way down to the bottom where it says "Origination".  Second to last thing on the list.
649982
Yes! I'm totally excited about it... I was a die-hard Laguna Beach fan :)\n\nI think Jason is hot, but he seems to have a lot of issues...\n\nYou can read more about 'The Hills' here: http://bloggerparty.com/lauren_conrads_new_mtv_show_the_hills_debuts_may_31st
84330
Don't be fooled,its staged! The people are probably instructed on what to say,never believe everything you see on tv.While the characters are probably real,they over dramatize the fact to get publicity.So it is not the full reality its a dramatization of the real.
1101134
It's fake but here's a whole history and overview of it.\n\nMany of the sets for Stars Hollow were also used in The Music Man, The Dukes of Hazzard, and The Waltons\n\n is unknown where exactly the town is located; since it is fictional, it may not have any specific intended location. However, it is stated on the show that Hartford is within 30 minutes and that New Haven is 22.8 miles away. On episode 17 of season 6, Lorelai states that Stars Hollow is nearby New London, Connecticut. On a more recent episode Lane's band says that Stars Hollow is very close to the real-life town of Beacon Falls. It is the best reference point as of yet for its location, map-wise. Stars Hollow was inspired by and is loosely based on the real town of Washington Depot, Connecticut (located in the middle of the western half of the state, about 45 minutes from both Hartford and New Haven) which writer Amy Sherman-Palladino, a graduate of nearby Yale College, once traveled through. The town square is actually located on the Warner Brothers studio backlot; in fact it is just around the corner from the exterior set for the hospital from ER.\n\nAs mentioned above, Stars Hollow is revealed to be 30 minutes from Hartford and 22.8 miles from New Haven. If one was to place Stars Hollow in real-life Connecticut, the best location would be a few miles north of Southington in Hartford County. However, this placement would debunk Beacon Falls and New London as being nearby.
106516
I would rather stick my head into a blender and hit "frapee" than watch reality TV, which usually isn't as real as people think.  I watch football, which is a heckuva lot more real than reality TV.
954975
is this the real world?
636092
I haven't seen it but i believe that a lot of these shows are fake. Just like that movie about the game shows being rigged i think that's what going on today in a lot of the reality tv/game shows.