“Too Hot to Handle” is very much like its name, but we still enjoy it very much. One contestant came forward saying that while production didn’t tell him what to say or do, they did influence his decisions.
Basically, they tried to ‘encourage’ participants to do what they think will make the show more dramatic. One part that was very real though, is the fact that participants were not allowed any form of sensual satisfaction.
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
The people of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" actually did live up to their promise. They indeed take families in need and built them a new and improved house in a mere week. So far, so good.
The thing is, once the house is upgraded, it also increases in value. Sadly, that resulted in many of them having to sell their dream, custom-made homes.
Love Is Blind
"Love Is Blind" is a delicious little show, but was any of it real? Well, it turns out that at least some of it was fake. Season 1 contestants said they got to talk to each about the fact they would refuse the marriage proposal, before the actual proposal ceremony.
Still, in the ceremony itself, when the girl says no, the guy acts surprised. That sounds fake to us!
American's Next Top Model
This show ran for an incredible amount of seasons and it dominated pop culture for a long time. But, you'd be disappointed to hear that many times the winners were not picked based on their performance, and they were not even picked by the judges. In fact, it was Cover Girl who decided who would win the show.
Many of the models have also admitted that being on the show was a terrible experience and that being a Top Model veteran made it harder for them to get modeling jobs.
The Masked Singer
The show has had some amazing talents on it, but it isn't really about talent at all. It has been said that production decides who will go home based on who fans seem to connect with and not based on performance.
The judges have been known to avoid guessing the correct person, even when it's obvious. Most notably, the show doesn't have a live audience, but producers hid that fact from viewers till season 4.