Would anyone watch a reality show about working at WDW if there was one? I do have a feeling that, despite the fact that there are ups and downs about working at ANY job, Disney would not allow anything that would detract from the "magic" to be shown. However, it might be an interesting thing to see....
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WDW reality show?
- Thread starter MayKit
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disneylands
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MayKit said:
Probably not, I think it would get boreing after a while. I would like to see a new version of Disney Inside out, I would watch that everyday if I could!
WDWFREAK12
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It would be cool but not many people would watch it and as he said it would destory the magic.
Hakunamatata
Le Meh
I agree. It would not go over well. They would not be able to show the parts that all reality shows rely on:
1. Secks amongst participants and
2. Binge drinking.
1. Secks amongst participants and
2. Binge drinking.
brich
New Member
Although I'm sure it would be interesting to those of us who love WDW, I would not watch for the same reason I don't do the behind the scenes tours they offer. To me, WDW is a facade. Behind the pretty building fronts lies a business. A work place. That's not what makes me dig Disney. Not the reality but the fantasy... 
roninbrian
Active Member
I'd watch it, but probably would hate it. Thankfully, such a thing will probably never happen.
Please god no more reality shows. None of the are even close to reality. The one reality show I had first had experience with was Extreme Home Makeover and I will be the first to tell you what you saw on screen was not what happened on site.
roninbrian
Active Member
Master Yoda said:
I'd be interested in hearing more about that. Home Makeover is about the only non-"reality" show I watch. I can't stand any of the other ones.
The episode was the one filmed in Hastings Fl and here are just a few examples. The "Architect" they have on the show had nothing to do with the house design. In the scene where he is "designing" the house if you look closely you will see him tracing the plan drawn by the real architect. In another scene where the same guy I believe claimed he came up the idea of the out door kitchen completely not true. The actual superintendent for the job, who incidentally was never once mentioned on the show, was the one that came up with that idea. About the only reality that happened was Ty and his room. The result of the show was great. A very deserving family got a huge break in life so I guess the ends did justify the means.
GenerationX
Well-Known Member
I'd watch it, but then again I'll watch almost any reality show. I enjoy being manipulated by editors. 