From: womanGoddess 

On Jan 21, 1:55 pm, womanGoddess  wrote:
> On Jan 21, 12:45 am, Carl  wrote:
>
> > On Jan 17, 6:29 pm, yumhuyk  wrote:
>
> > > How can his exorcisms be fake if they are on a REALITY TV series?
>
> > "Reality TV" is really Unscripted TV. The writers set
up a premise,
> > and let the actors come up with the work.
>
>  Actually " reality TV" is faked in some instances, preplanned like
> you said. In Larson's case he solicits people to come to him to be
> "exorcised" and  in two examples from his first series two women have
> come forward and told of what REALLY went on that was not shown by the
> cameras. Google Rev. Darrel Gene Motal or the Paranormal Preacher and
> you will see YouTube videos of Motal interviewing these two women,
> plus an audio of Larson " exorcising" Spiderman" out of
a guy, though
> Larson clearly did not see the references.
>
>
>
> > Sounds like those writers shouldn't get paid as much as they would for
> > writing out a complete script, but that's me ...
>
>  " Reality TV" is cheaper to produce than any fictional series.
> Unfortunately in a number of cases the result is gawdawful crap. There
> was a " reality" series called " Mad, Mad House"
where four "
> alts" ( a vampire, a Wiccan, a Voodoo High Priestess and a nativist/
> naturalist) judged contestants after specific trials and tests. I knew
> it was a stinker  when in the first episode the i" introduced" the
> alts by some melodramatic turning off the lights then turning back on
> the lights showing the alts in the  room. IOW like a bad horror-
> suspense scene.
>

 Correction. There were five alts. I mixed two together.

>
>
> > -- CH
>
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