Since becoming popular as a television genre in the 90s, reality shows have not stopped being successful, despite the fact that some of them participants left the show or were kicked out for controversial reasons.
These programs have been broadcast in different countries, in multiple editions and with different extensions. But what are the best reality shows?
“La Casa de los Famosos México”, the celebrity reality show
In this reality show, about 15 celebrities (actors, influencers and others) are locked in the same house, where they are forced to live together 24 hours a day, while their every move is recorded on cameras.
Viewers watch everything they do and have the power to choose who leaves the house each week.
The Mexican version of this reality show was so successful that it became the program with the most video views in the history of Mexico. Families gather to enjoy the program and indeed How they watched the reality show at a 15th birthday party went viral.
‘Big Brother’, the classic reality show
‘Big Brother’ is a must-see on the reality TV bucket list. The format was invented by producer John de Mol and was first broadcast in the Netherlands in 1999. However, over the years it has been adapted and distributed in various countries.
In ‘Big Brother’ a group of people, whether regular citizens or celebrities, live in one house continuously and are filmed non-stop.
He is considered a reality TV pioneer and other programs such as “The House of the Famous” have adapted his format.
“Who is the mask?”, the reality show with costumes and singing
In “Who’s the Mask?” Ten celebrities compete in costumes in which they hide their identity, while showing off their talent as singers.
Through clues, the panelists must discover who the celebrities are under the mask, and the audience votes to place their favorites in the final. Each week a contestant is eliminated and must remove their mask to reveal their identity.
‘4 Elements Challenge’, the survival reality show
In the world of reality shows there are those that push the participants to their limits, physically and mentally.
Such is the case with ‘Challenge 4 Elements’, a reality show in which contestants are divided into teams that face each other. They compete in physical and mental tests, in which they gain or lose privileges depending on their performance.
“Love is Blind”, the reality show to find love
In the world of reality shows, there are also those in which the participants want to find love, as in the case of ‘Love is Blind’.
In it, the contestants go on blind dates, in which they get to know each other in depth without ever having seen each other. The bonds of these couples are strengthened to the point where they decide to take the big step and get married.
Only after saying “I accept” can the participants see each other. The reality show then organizes a trip for the lovers, in which they test whether their love is true or not. Some make it to the altar, but others don’t. In “Love is Blind México” the controversies were so much that they overshadowed the show itself.
“Shark Tank”, the business reality show
On “Shark Tank,” several entrepreneurs present their business proposals to a panel of judges, who are high-level investors.
If the venture is interesting, the reality show judges step in to fund it, and if not, they give the contestants feedback on what they could improve.
The success of “Shark Tank” has been so great that it has been distributed in many countries and has received several nominations and Emmy awards for the best structured reality program.
Source: univision
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
