Whats your TV guilty pleasure?

[Lindaelaine]

Originally Posted by Loopylooloo

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Well said!

I do wonder how much of it is rigged for entertainment purposes...

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I started watching MAFS USA, the first series 2014, one couple are still married with two children and it's a complete shock at which couple made a go of it. I'm sure you are right as the show wouldn't be dramatic if there was no confrontations. A good percentage of it must be staged for entertainment value. I still think that Andrew is an ass though 😂

[Sandra & co]

Indian matchmaking, I’m addicted. It’s so good about young strong Indian Americans mostly, looking for marriage but they are really fussy.

[Silvercat]

My 600 lb Life - we got completely addicted to this, and even seriously considered doing a road trip around Texas (my brother lives there, as do some friends of ours), which would include taking a photo of us in front of Dr Now's office! We sit there, all sanctimonious and overweight, while we criticise these poor people who are binge eating doughnuts all day - bliss! We also watched the follow up programmes, called Where are they now?, which was equally interesting.

Now for the embarrassing bit - one of the programmes featured a pair of brothers, and before they joined Dr Now's diet programme, we watched them prepare an amazing-looking meal of pasta, chicken, chicken soup, mushroom soup, and topped with an obscene amount of grated cheese. Hmm, I thought, that looks tasty! So I made it, using fresh pasta rather than dried as it would cook better in the soup, added button mushrooms, and banged it in the oven. Yum! "Fat chicken", as we call it, has become a recurring menu item in our house, although when I make it, one large dish lasts the two of us for 2 days' dinners.

[Lindaelaine]

Originally Posted by Sandra & co

Indian matchmaking, I’m addicted. It’s so good about young strong Indian Americans mostly, looking for marriage but they are really fussy.

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I'm hooked on stuff like this, I am just intrigued by people and how they react to situations, especially seeing when people walk up the aisle and see their intended for the first time 😱 then what happens next 😂

[marypoppins38]

Originally Posted by Lindaelaine

Oh please 🙄he has been found out to be the manipulative, loud mouthed, lying snake that he is, that's what is bothering him, so he turns it into him being the victim YET AGAIN. Cheryl's dad did give him a hard time, that's the closest to trauma that he has suffered during the filming, yet he put Cheryl through the wringer. nah, he shot himself in the foot going on that show as it showed him up for being the ass that he is.

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Totally agree. He was truly awful and Cheryl seemed like such a nice girl. I think I would have lost my shizz with him at that dinner party had he spoken to me in the same way. I'd have given him PTSD!
I can only imagine how horrid he was off camera if that was the way he behaved when he knew the cameras were rolling. Obnoxious little man.

[princessnicki]

"Selling Sunset" is one of my favourites- roll on season 3 on Friday

"Somebody Feed Phil"- he is so cheesy but I think he is fab

"Dating Around"- it gets a bit samey but still interesting

[Pumpkin Pie]

I’ve got a new one - Kim’s convenience. It’s a comedy on Netflix about a Korean family who own a small store. The characters are great - I am hooked after a few episodes. The more I watch the funnier it gets.