It’s why they say “Season 2 Casting now” -> keyword, casting. If you follow every part of the show thinking about how the producers thought elaborately what people would make it to the next rounds, and what drama would happen here and there, you’ll realize it’s all staged. They had to take 7 hours because of all the difficulties and mistakes. In reality, it only takes 15 minutes to do that game. They took 7 hours filming the first game. How can so many people not tell the difference between real life and acting?!?! The joke is on people who actually thought it was legit members of the public playing for $millions. Squid Games: The Challenge was a drama performed by actors. I don’t care what any blog or article in any tabloid trash says…. So much time spent on social media has made a generation unable to discern the difference between actors playing a character and genuine members of the public on a legit fly-on-the-wall (real) reality show. It just goes to show how many people are so out of touch with actual reality. Like watching Big Brother or Love Island but with all actors and obviously many, many extras (who would also understand how to act.) I know most genuine reality shows are fixed/scripted somewhat, but this show was CLEARLY being ‘played’ by (bad) actors.

I’m shocked so many people believe that Squid Game: The Challenge was in any way a real reality show. Were the viewers supposed to know it was real? Why didn't they make it clear? It would have been so much more interesting. Was it predetermined that they would win, or were the 456 players actually competing for it?ĭid the players know they were competing for a real $4.56 million prize? Did they think they would die if eliminated? Is their name in real life? Did they really win $4.56 million?

But for example, here are some things I'm wondering: Of course, there's a lot of room between purely scripted and pure reality. So I'm uld this thing be for real? Not 'The Blair Witch Project' real, but.real real. And I thought it was cool of them to maintain the illusion.īut more and more clues came in, and I can't find any confirmation that the show is scripted. And then I found that 'Trey' wrote some comments about the show, speaking in character.

Until yesterday, it never occurred to me that it might not be a scripted drama, but an actual reality show.īut then I googled Ashley (did everyone really forget that she didn't jump?) and found people talking about her as if she were a real person. I've been watching this show with some interest (although at first I thought it was Squid Game season 2, and I was disappointed not to see Seong Gi-hun).

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