How does this silly lame show still attract an audience?
Who exactly is the target audience here? Who watches this? Every now and then when I am channel surfing, for about one second I pass The Jerry Springer Show and I will see one of two things. It's either a fat woman screaming at somebody or it's a bunch of people on stage having a fake fight. I just change the channel as if it were a weather report or something, or an infomercial about a new kind of blender that can make guacamole in under six seconds without even using a knife! How does this nonsense interest anybody anymore? I understand if the viewer is very young and doesn't realize most of the show is staged and phony, But I have a feeling many people have been watching for years. Do the viewers actually think that there just "happens" to be a fight on EVERY SINGLE SHOW? The people on the show are obviously told to make fights and scream and it's all sort of like watching a not very good improv group with really bad actors. And Jerry's entire contribution seems to be to stand there with his arms folded with a smug smile on his face as the people on stage do their stupid fake fight. I guess what I can't seem to understand is, with the internet there are just so many weird and freaky things to watch on Youtube, the thought of turning on The Jerry Springer Show to watch some fat housewife scream at her step daughter in what is obviously a fake and rehearsed "argument", just doesn't seem all that compelling.
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