Sentence examples for mock reality from inspiring English sources

As easy as it is to mock reality docs when they create arbitrary deadlines or "journeys", the lack of a concrete concept here does create a subdued feel.

The TV Weekend column last Friday, about mock reality shows including the new HBO series "The Comeback," referred imprecisely to Michael Patrick King, an executive producer of that series, and his involvement in "Sex and the City".

(Although we are led to believe that she could still have a chance with him, Us magazine has already told us no — reality squelching the suspense of mock reality).

Hard to see clearly in the metallic mist, or through the sheet of mock reality cast over our world, bourne that no creature ever born pokes its way back through, and no love can tear.

However much we may miss our daily dose of faux mock reality, the discomfort is nothing compared to the pain we will feel if the networks respond to a prolonged strike by falling back on the writer-free, unscripted, real reality TV.

That was the mock, reality TV Super PAC that Stephen Colbert set up as host of Comedy Central's Colbert Report.

McClennen points to videos released online this summer, in which Colbert gleefully mocked reality star turned Republican candidate Donald Trump and cheered the Supreme Court's ruling on same-sex marriage.

"Nathan For You," with its mock-reality TV format and its prank scenarios involving unsuspecting ordinary people, contains shades of Sacha Baron Cohen's "Da Ali G Show" and of the nineties Canadian absurdist Tom Green's "The Tom Green Show".

Mr. Lilley's reputation is based on a pair of culture-defining mock-reality television series, "We Can Be Heroes" and "Summer Heights High," in which he played multiple roles -- male and female, young and middle-aged, white and Asian.

It joins Celebrity Juice (returning this week), mock-reality show Lemon La Vida Loca, the Through The Keyhole reboot, Keith Lemon: The Film and some singing talent show I can only vaguely remember, in the sizable range of Lemon-flavoured products.

After Friends ended its 10-year run in 2004, Kudrow leveraged her own fame and clout to make The Comeback, an HBO mock-reality show about a fictional, minor TV star, Valerie Cherish, who tries to revive her career by having cameras film her every move.