COPS probably, but that's about it.
Absolutely positively not there are no reality shows that have any value to the public none nada😲
Cops, Alaska State Troopers, Survivorman. The first two depict the daily lives of some law enforcement people and Les Stroud on Survivorman shows many things that can save a persons life if they were stranded somewhere.
I don't think so ! I've watched bits and pieces of some of them and they are a joke to me. Like "Naked and Afraid" ! It's all about the money as usual. Some people will watch anything and believe it.
All these shows are about money. I would like to know whos pocket all the money on boarder wars goes to. They seize money ,guns, drugs, they show the drugs being destroyed but not the guns
I used to get a lot from House Hunters. It gave me ideas of was out there in other markets It also gave me ideas features I might want. I have also sold a few homes and it helped me to give me an idea where to put money for a quick sale.
If you consider being able to laugh at stupid people and feel better about your own life a benefit, then yes. :P
But really, the consumption of media can be difficult to construe as "valuable" in the first place.
That jersey one ... Now I know how to fist pump.
I enjoy Dr. Dee, Alaska Vet. She got her pilot license so that she can go into remote areas and treat a very interesting variety of animals.
Dear Zack,
I had a TV this winter in my little cottage on Olequa Creek in Washington State, and I for some reason took delight in TLC Say Yes To The Dress! I thought it had a homely philosophy, art, human relations, drama...on and on...
For one that has value however, I might say the same channel TLC, their series on The Hoarders. I have two friends like that, it is lots of suffering you would not expect, and maybe good for the public to become more aware... really an addiction.