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Reality show features sci-fi inspired pranks on unsuspecting people who witness alien abductions, hauntings, and other paranormal events, capturing their reactions.Reality show features sci-fi inspired pranks on unsuspecting people who witness alien abductions, hauntings, and other paranormal events, capturing their reactions.Reality show features sci-fi inspired pranks on unsuspecting people who witness alien abductions, hauntings, and other paranormal events, capturing their reactions.
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Love the show however I cannot stand Tracey Morgan lame comments. Please change his script
They keep using the same actors over and over, yet they keep finding marks who have never heard of the show.
Evidence:
* None of the people on this show appear to have heard of the show, even though they're the prime demographic.
* They keep using the same actors and nobody recognizes them.
* A show in March 2004 featured a purported "mob hit" where one of the mobsters was obviously Vincent "Big Pussy" Pastore from The Sopranos. However, this so-called victim seemed to have no idea who this person was.
* The three-camera setups and establishing shots.
* The sets that are obviously just that.
* March 2004 episode - Elk, MI and Chenault, OK do not exist.
In fact, I bet the so-called lawsuit filed by the girl who claimed to be injured in the alien abduction stunt was a fake too, filed as a publicity stunt to get attention for the show.
That being said, my favorite bit was the girl who got a job as a receptionist in a "clinic" that was really an S&M shop and when she got lured into the back and asked to help "treat" a customer, she picked up the whip with a positively disturbing degree of enthusiasm. Another Berkeley Experiment, I guess.
Evidence:
* None of the people on this show appear to have heard of the show, even though they're the prime demographic.
* They keep using the same actors and nobody recognizes them.
* A show in March 2004 featured a purported "mob hit" where one of the mobsters was obviously Vincent "Big Pussy" Pastore from The Sopranos. However, this so-called victim seemed to have no idea who this person was.
* The three-camera setups and establishing shots.
* The sets that are obviously just that.
* March 2004 episode - Elk, MI and Chenault, OK do not exist.
In fact, I bet the so-called lawsuit filed by the girl who claimed to be injured in the alien abduction stunt was a fake too, filed as a publicity stunt to get attention for the show.
That being said, my favorite bit was the girl who got a job as a receptionist in a "clinic" that was really an S&M shop and when she got lured into the back and asked to help "treat" a customer, she picked up the whip with a positively disturbing degree of enthusiasm. Another Berkeley Experiment, I guess.
I love this show so incredibly much. It is similar to Candid Camera or SpyTV, except for the fact that people can set up their friends to get scared. It is so funny how people react to getting scared. It is hosted by Shannon Doherty is totally babealicious. I can't imagine anyone not liking this show. Then again, I love practical jokes and scaring the crap out of people. I hope this show stays on air for a long time!!!
The good lighting, clear sound recording, and ability to zoom in and out on the faces of the people involved.... How can it not be staged?
The people complaining about this need to get a sense of humor. Friends playing jokes on each other with the help of a TV show, what's the big deal? I think quite a few of these are really funny.
It's not like they're dangerous or anything. Oh my, there's a bigfoot attacking the car... I think I'll shoot it! Right...
And most of these pranks don't even have a possibility like that. Where's the possibility of getting injured when a little girl pretends to be psychic?
It's not like they can't choose to be shown on tv after they know what has happened. People: Laugh it off, and get a sense of humor!
It's not like they're dangerous or anything. Oh my, there's a bigfoot attacking the car... I think I'll shoot it! Right...
And most of these pranks don't even have a possibility like that. Where's the possibility of getting injured when a little girl pretends to be psychic?
It's not like they can't choose to be shown on tv after they know what has happened. People: Laugh it off, and get a sense of humor!
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- TriviaBlumhouse Productions considered reviving this series in 2017.
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