Comments on: Writers shut down Hollywood Boulevard

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By: Frances

Frances — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 03:05:46 +0000

I absolutely hate Reality shows. I want Fiction, I get enough reality already in my ‘real’ life. I want escapism and I think that most people do. ‘Reality’ shows are about greed and usually backstabbing, I see enough of that already in real life. I want to see a really good story on TV. I hope that the Writers and Actors succeed soon in getting what they deserve. Or we will be fated to nothing to watch on TV or in the Cinemas soon. I especially like Sci Fi and Drama. If all we get is Reality TV I will be turning off my TV and not watching those stupid commercials. Instead I will be reading good interesting books more. The Hollywood fat cats and the TV Stations should be aware that if ratings go down, they will lose financial support from the Advertisers.

By: Allison Johnson

Allison Johnson — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 01:02:06 +0000

As I see it, stacking “Beauty and the Geek” or “America’s Next Top Model” up against “The Office” or “Rescue Me” results in a rather one-sided tilt toward the scripted. Reality TV is about eavesdropping on the worst in human nature. Scripted TV, when it’s done well, is about condensing and making real the best aspects of human intelligence and imagination. It’s like comparing listening to your neighbors fight through paper-thin walls to watching a film that takes your breath away and makes you wonder how somebody actually thought up something that original.
Given the chance, I’d rather watch something that makes me think and gets me emotionally involved instead of just filling an hour of my time with lowest-common-denominator noise.
That’s why I think the writers of “My Name Is Earl” and “Friday Night Lights” deserve a share of the “elephant dollars” the shows’ producers make by playing the shows on their websites — with commercials aplenty generating huge income for the networks.

By: stephen

stephen — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:38:19 +0000

I really don’t see a deal with the writer’s in the near future. I say let there be more Reality TV shows.
The Reality shows are by far more entertaining, than the scripted stuff.

By: stephen

stephen — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:38:13 +0000

I really don’t see a deal with the writer’s in the near future. I say let there be more Reality TV shows.
The Reality shows are by far more entertaining, than the scripted stuff.