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For many observers, The Real Housewives and KUWTK would come to define not just channels like Bravo or E!, but reality TV itself. These weren’t shaky-cam documentary experiments, capturing (or even pretending to capture) authentic, unpredictable human behavior. Instead, they proudly foregrounded their own artificiality, by casting women who already saw themselves as public figures.
Cue the Sun!: The Invention of Reality TV
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