I think that's how Quinn and Rachel think of and refer to it, but they're master manipulators for sure.
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Recovering Mensan. Not dumb enough to pay dues.
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Maybe posters are sticking to the "theme" of the show? They are "producers" who are producing, when it's just master manipulation.
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Bless Their Heart! In the South, saying that makes talking about someone OK.
Yes, AntwoinD. In real-life, the producers for reality shows produce by manipulation and that is the point of this show. It shows what goes on behind the scenes, they just kind of over-exaggerate it and they thrown in the side story of Rachel's life. The problem though with the side story is that they've kind of made it the main story and the initial main story is kind of getting pushed to the side. Of course, this is a Lifetime show so they've given it a "Lifetime movie" feel.
shareThe producers for reality shows produce by manipulation and that is the point of this show. It shows what goes on behind the scenes, they just kind of over-exaggerate it and they thrown in the side story of Rachel's life. The problem though with the side story is that they've kind of made it the main story and the initial main story is kind of getting pushed to the side.
I hope so too although I would like a bit of a backstory on Quinn but I don't want them to spend too much time wrapped in it. I kind of hope Coleman and/or Yael didn't die because they need a villain or some drama. They were bad people but the show kind rushed through their storylines. I kind of want Quinn and Rachel to have a constant reminder hanging over their heads that they could still be brought down. They don't have to have Coleman and/or Yael constantly there but kind of off to the side. Meanwhile, they can get back to the reality show aspect and do something like a "housewives" thing or something.
shareI kind of want Quinn and Rachel to have a constant reminder hanging over their heads that they could still be brought down.