Scripted?

I'd say 50/50

i wouldn't nessicerily say scripted, it seemed to me like the producers asked them to do stuff, i dont know lol



"Theres a place in the world like a deep dark pit, and its filled with people who are filled with *beep* and the vermin of the world inhabit it."

Well in the episode where they go floating down the Delaware River and April and Phil are all worried about them. In one of the last scenes you see April and Phil walking toward a boat to go out searching for them. April says something along the lines of they are looking for a viking ship and a big hotdog. In the back of the shot as they are walking to talk to the boat owners you can clearly see the hotdog canoe tied up against the pier. But in the next shot when they are actually in the hotdog canoe paddling. Then as they get off the hotdog canoe goes from being tied up to the pier to floating out in the water to it being tied up again.

But in the show they show these consecutive scenes as a storyline. Nothing is in between that interupts. So clearly they went back and filmed April looking for them.

"A show that follows Bam Margera (of Jackass and CKY fame) in his attempts to anger his parents. Unlike CKY or Jackass, Viva La Bam focuses mainly on the torture of Bam's parents and less on harmful stunts."
I think he should concentrate more on harmful stunts, especially ones that involve potentially life-threatening situations and poor planning and health and safety. It's totally unfunny and it all seems scripted. April Margera is the worst actress ever. I can't believe anyone would watch more than one episode of this *beep*

Every "reality show" has a basic plot outline the producers come up with before filming, but my guess is that nearly all of the dialogue is real

Everything is very conveniently filmed, just like any reality show that is at least a bit scripted.

April freaks out because she's supposed to, and all of the events are pre-planned. The voice-overs are always scripted, but it's not as scripted as a sitcom.