reality TV

“MILF Manor” is to reality TV what the golden ratio is to art. 

For days when the thought of watching a Criterion Collection film or, God forbid, cracking the spine of a book conjures a wave of nausea, I turn to reality TV.

As someone who profoundly believes that watching mind-numbing reality TV shows is the perfect way to rest your brain, I have taken it upon myself to rank Netflix reality TV shows from least watchable to most beloved. Here’s my take!

I began categorizing my tasks and ideas as if they were a set competition; I grew accustomed to putting myself out there, no longer intimidated by others who were supposedly “better” than me.

Like Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Fleabag, I turn to an invisible camera to give my unsolicited commentary. Some people talk to God — I talk to an audience that isn’t there.

“The Rehearsal” isn’t so much a direct parody of reality TV as it is a deconstruction of its entire premise.

I learned so much from "Bachelor in Paradise," a show where a bunch of rather interesting singles go on an island to get married.

there are a few guilty pleasures that aren't socially accepted — even still, we shouldn’t feel guilty about them. The following are some things that we shouldn’t hide our love for.

This semester has been wild and filled with its own unique challenges, making it closely resemble a drama-filled reality TV show. Here are some of the ways this semester is like a reality show.

Whether you're kicking it totally solo this completely normal Feb. 14, hanging with your pals or still hoping for a bit of Netflix and chill action on Cupid's sacred day, we at the Clog are here to share our top picks for the best dating reality TV shows to watch this Valentine's Day.