Okay, everyone, so look at the numbers from Q1, and you'll see that there's a sharp...

Alex? Oh, I think you're frozen.

And that's why it's crucial that we mean.

E, that sounded important.

Because if we don't act, we've lost him.

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Welcome to Journey Through Time. I'm Sarah Churchwell.

And I'm David O'Dushogger.

And this is the second of our three-part series on the history of reality television,

a little experiment that we're undertaking here on Journey Through Time because you, David, undertook an experiment.

Yeah, yeah, I took part in celebrity traitors. And like all historians and all academics,

when I do something slightly odd, I intellectualize it to try to make sense of crazy decisions.

To justify your decisions.

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