Monday, March 21, 2011
Bad Girls Club, Exactly what it sound like
Bad Girls Club is exactly what it sounds like, girls together in a clubhouse actin bad. This show is another production of the the creators of The Real World. Bad Girl's purpose is much the same to that of the Real World, showcasing drama. The characters are pulled together so that they will ultimately clash, and clash they do. The show is full of drama, throwing girls clothes in the pool, calling the police, drunken fighting. The whole time narration and dialog is focused on the bickering. The fact that this show is made by the creators of The Real World says alot because the set up is very similar, throw a bunch of different people in a nice house with cameras and let them fight. The intended audience is defiantly teen women, and young adults. The women are showcasing their glamour and beauty, nice clothes, and partying. This is young adult material, but show reaches many teens as well. The structure of the show is very simple, a group of women are living together in this mansion, new "Bad Girls" are introduced every once and awhile, and we follow the daily events and drama between the women. Montage editing with the newest hit music keeps people interested, and showcases stores, clubs, brands, and drinking. The fanciful font in the beginning makes it feel fun and childlike, although its really not. Also this is giving a bad example of women, given the title is Bad Girls Club, why is this season six? How much money are these women making? How much money is being spent for this staged dramatic "reality" situation to be aired.
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Your analysis of this show is spot on. The whole point of it is to entertain people with bad behavior. I think an important factor to include is that these girls, and the producers know that bad behavior and drama draws in viewers and keeps people's interest. No one would want to watch a show about people living together and getting along.
I liked your analysis about the font and the music they play. I had never really considered that before. They use these to draw people in and keep their interest.
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