That's what you get from a headline-seeking, right-leaning, reality-show tribal leader and a drama-selling, left-leaning, tribal press.
But preliminary tests may take place elsewhere.There is, in any case, a way round the problem of British commissioners leaning against conventional reality shows.
With few new scripted shows, particularly comedies, connecting in a meaningful way with audiences, and the likes of "American Idol," "Survivor" and "The Simple Life" thriving, the networks are increasingly leaning on the reality genre for both ratings and profits.
In this particular piece, he claims that judges are, by and large, left leaning – although the reality is that a majority of those on the S.C., Circuit Courts, and Appeals Courts (if I've found my information correctly) were appointed by Republicans.
Doing good works within oppressive models is far easier than leaning into the realities of a life lived here and now within the visionary community Jesus called the kingdom of God.
Science works by leaning heavily toward objective reality and hoping (but never totally succeeding) to eliminate the observer radionics leans the other way, by keeping a lot of the subjective intact, and sort of hoping the objective will show up.
Although his opulent house was featured on MTV's "Cribs" last year, Hamlin is leaning against doing a reality show on his life off the track.
It's a call to faith -- leaning into the ultimate reality that we are beloved by God and possess inestimable worth as those redeemed by God.
But by trusting in the existence of that dark and murky reality, and leaning in to those who see it, perhaps we can offer a lifeline, a connection, a glimpse of another way that life can feel, that even temporarily those who suffer may just be able to grab hold of, or at least to know -- we are here -- saving their spot.
She is not the first aging actress to make a living by leaning into a defining role; reality TV is full of them.
The fashion side is leaning to that, but the reality is the function.
