.RealitySteve, leading historian of TheBachelor, on how fake the show *really* is
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UnREAL was basically a depiction of what really happens on The Bachelor. The stuff about producers being told you need to work on this girl, you need to get her to open up. And producers battling with each other for their “girls to come to the forefront” and stuff like that, that absolutely happens. If you are a good producer, and you know how to produce girls and guys, you can work your way up the chain.
There’s also the editing. Like, they didn’t say those words in succession but the show made it seem like they did. They just spliced it up. You could have the first part of a sentence you said in week one spliced with the second part of a sentence you said in week four shown in an episode of week six, and it’s just like, “That’s not real.” You never said that. You never said those words in that succession, and you never said it in that episode-six instance where they showed it.
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