Reality TV refers to a genre of television programming that documents unscripted real-life situations and often features ordinary people instead of professional actors. The content may range from competitions, such as talent shows and game shows, to lifestyle and personal stories, revealing daily life, relationships, and social dynamics. Reality TV often employs various formats, including confessionals, interviews, and observational filming, to create a narrative. Its appeal lies in the authenticity and unpredictability of real-life interactions, providing viewers with entertainment that reflects or contrasts with their own experiences.
Dylan Efron shines in reality TV, gaining recognition on Peacock's "The Traitors." With a background in film production and economics, Dylan distinguished himself from his brother Zac, working on titles…