Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all cashing in on their famous father's last name.

But, has a single Kardashian followed in their father's footsteps to (and through) law school?

Can they even count a single university degree among the whole family?

Hate that I know this, but Kourtney has a college degree. Had they gotten famous a few years sooner, i'm sure that wouldn't have happened either.

About Kourtney, Wiki says "graduated University of Arizona with a bachelor's degree in Theatre Arts and a minor in Spanish."

At least that puts her (and Rob) in the approx. 22% of Americans who have earned at least a 4 year degree.

Anonymous wrote:They are all cashing in on their famous father's last name.

But, has a single Kardashian followed in their father's footsteps to (and through) law school?

Can they even count a single university degree among the whole family?

Hate that I know this, but Kourtney has a college degree. Had they gotten famous a few years sooner, i'm sure that wouldn't have happened either.

Anonymous wrote:They are all cashing in on their famous father's last name.

But, has a single Kardashian followed in their father's footsteps to (and through) law school?

Can they even count a single university degree among the whole family?

Kourtney and Rob have four-year degrees.

They are all cashing in on their famous father's last name.

But, has a single Kardashian followed in their father's footsteps to (and through) law school?

Can they even count a single university degree among the whole family?

I don't think there is an actual verbatim script that they all need to adhere to vigorously, but of course the show is pre-scripted somewhat.

Each episode plays out like any regular scripted television program.

In the beginning there is a major issue for the characters involved. There can be a few sets of characters who are experiencing specific strife in their lives.

Then during the final act, the problem seemingly gets resolved and the characters all apologize, then kiss + make up. Happy Ending.

The next week/episode has a new issue & so they follow the same pattern for the next episode.

That is how everything operates in T.V. land.

I highly doubt that "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" simply follows the family around all day, everyday w/cameras around.

Because everyone on that show looks perfect to a "T."
Perfect lighting, hair, skin, make-up, tan, nails + wardrobe.

Just like regular actors on other television programs such as CSI or Scandal.

I feel like Radar online shows them faking scenes all the time. They reshoot things to make them look better, especially Kim's divorce issues. they come up with all kinds of manufactured drama etc. Im fine with fake reality, but these ladies are really bad actors. Kourtney might have a brain but she is absolutely flat lined the way she talks.
Then again Rob is the biggest loser and that may all be true.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Never heard of it.

+1. Name sounds kinda foreign?

Wasn't that the name of that secret agent exposed by Iran?

Not sure. I haven't kept up with that.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Never heard of it.

+1. Name sounds kinda foreign?

Wasn't that the name of that secret agent exposed by Iran?

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know how much of this show is "fake" or "real"?

Do they actually get followed by cameras all day and then edit the footage to make it into story-lines or do they simply follow a script and read lines?

Somewhat old, but this thread has to do with ratings:
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/392600.page#5324478

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know how much of this show is "fake" or "real"?

Do they actually get followed by cameras all day and then edit the footage to make it into story-lines or do they simply follow a script and read lines?

OP,

a script? really? With the way they speak, my 8 yo could write their scripts.

They are a hot mess, but I'll admit that I watch it for that very reason.

Anonymous wrote:Never heard of it.

+1. Name sounds kinda foreign?

Never heard of it.

Does anyone know how much of this show is "fake" or "real"?

Do they actually get followed by cameras all day and then edit the footage to make it into story-lines or do they simply follow a script and read lines?