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Hello and welcome to Hot Masterpiece Theater, the show where we have highbrow conversations about lowbrow entertainment, specifically reality TV.

I'm Jolenta Greenberg, a comedian and culture critic, and I will be your reality TV dramaturg.

And reminder, a dramaturg is a researcher that works on a theatrical

production to give background information and cultural context about a show for the people

working on the show or the people watching the show. A reality TV dramaturg treats reality

TV like a serious art form and analyzes its cultural context. And that's what we're going to do here, because reality TV is just storytelling.

It's just like any other form of entertainment, and the characters we see on reality TV are no less classy or messy than the ones in Shakespeare or Greek mythology.

So let's dig on in. Like we do on our solo

episodes, we are continuing our journey through the different archetypes. And archetypes are

sort of these character blueprints that give the wants and desires and background info about

all the different kinds of characters that we come across in storytelling. And we are still

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