reality TV

noun

1. television programmes focusing on members of the public living in conditions created especially by the programme makers

Example Sentences

You mentioned not being a reality TV watcher, but I assume you had some awareness of “Love Is Blind.”

From Los Angeles Times

And then, years later, reality TV infamy with his own BBC documentary - not forgetting his role in I'm a Celebrity's "strawberry-gate".

From BBC

The US TV personality, 70, reportedly required surgey after sustaining head and facial injuries after tripping while going to the toilet during the night in the reality TV show's jungle camp.

From BBC

Throughout the years, reality TV has tried to protect itself from real-life lawyers with nondisclosure agreements and provisions requiring disputes be taken to arbitration.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite claiming the deceased right-wing influencer as a friend, Patel’s affect has been that of a reality TV game show host excitedly hyping this week’s big reveal.

From Salon