I never heard of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar until I found out there were doing a reality TV show because they had a lot of kids. So many kids, in fact, that they could have about three baseball teams of their own. They currently have 18 and the 19th is set to arrive in spring.

When the Duggars give interviews, everything is so positive and happy with them. They talk consistently about being excited for the next child. They talk about the excitement of having so many children.
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I wonder how some of these folks that do reality shows think they come off on camera. The latest reality show diva is the Octomom, Nadya Suleman. On last night’s “Octomom: The Incredible Unseen Footage” special Suleman actually slammed Kate Gosselin, calling her an attention seeker. The comment came after Suleman was shown a picture of Kate Gosselin walking on the beach in a bikini. She lamented that Kate had her kids five years ago so of course she’s back in shape now.

The thing that struck me was Suleman saying she herself wasn’t an attention seeker.
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If a judge agrees, come September 1st, Nadya Suleman (the “Octomom“) will begin filming a reality series. A judge is needed to sign off on the pay for each of her 14 children, who will earn $250 per day to star in their mom’s show. The children are expected to earn $250,000 over three years.

A production company out of Europe, Eyeworks, is behind the deal. You might not have heard of Eyeworks, but you’ve definitely heard of their TV credits: “Breaking Bonaduce” and “The Biggest Loser.”
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Really, does it surprise anyone that Nadya Suleman, otherwise known as the “Octomom” is getting a reality show? If all the things we find objectionable about her situation (like being unemployed and using invitro to get pregnant when she’d already had six kids) weren’t there, just the fact that she now had eight babies at once would have probably given her a reality show. We seem to be fascinated with multiple births – just take a look at the show Jon and Kate Plus Eight.

Attorney Gloria Allred has filed a petition requested that a guardian be appointed to …read more

Date: Unknown is the reality web series that features the first dates of people who meet online through social networks, has signed a revenue sharing deal with YouTube. (Mashable, June 2007)
I simply can’t see the point on why people will put their “lovelife” on a reality show.
Are you interested to see how the show is like?