The first is taken very seriously here. As this was my first time watching it, I was
impressed by the production value and acting.
I now believe WWE to be a social commentary on the world’s obsession
with the glamorous, strong and watching people in times of physical and emotional turmoil. My eyes
are opened to the illusion that athletics gives to the world, thanks to
WWE. I think the producers and everyone
involved have made such a poignant argument against the fabricated showmanship
of the state of today’s athletics. Thank
you, WWE.
Second one: Big Brother Africa. There are two channels dedicated to a 24/7
feed into two big brother houses, and on Sundays, they have their highlights
and elimination episodes. But seriously,
just imagine a 24/7 feed into the Jersey Shore house. Mostly, it’s just them sitting around doing
nothing. And then crying when someone is
eliminated. I fail to understand this
one.
Third: Caught in the Act—ridiculously funny or graphic
footage of animals in the wild caught on tape.
Baboons attacking people for food, hyenas fighting with lions, lions
fighting with honey badgers, baboons attacking cheetahs, cheetahs attacking
hyenas. I don’t have to say
anything else—this show is CRAZY GOOD!!!
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