Her son desperately wants to know of the reality of his mother".
In the spirit of the series, I'd like to clarify a few points about fictional fact-checking versus what I know of the reality.
It was this unconventional approach of Price's, explains Christine, that she feels was a "cultural precursor to what we now know of as "reality TV".
From amateur pornography to security surveillance loops, from home movies of weddings, childbirths and family reunions to C-Span and "Big Brother," video records and shapes what we know of reality.
For example, one participant said that: "If you don't have a counterbalance, and, uh, um, I think could very easily become depressed…if not depressed, certainly get a skewed version of, uh, you know, of, uh, of reality".
That these stories could be given credence shows how little people know of the realities in North Vietnam prisons at the time.
Seasons ago, before I knew of any potential reality hits on anything close to my ethnicity, I decided to embark on a novel about two of my worst nightmares: the first Iranian-American reality television family and war with Iran.
"It's amazing how little the public knows of the realities these children are facing every day," he says.
They know their own realities better than many of the so-called experts do.
There isn't a reality show I know of that celebrates wisdom and maturity.
