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The plot line and acts of manipulation are genius. Like, scarily genius. I find myself relating to every character in some way. And through every episode, I have a complete 360 emotional response to every single character. You love them, then HATE them! (omg how can he/she do that?!) and right back to loving them; all in one episode. I've never been so addicted to a show this fast.

Welcome to a new horror show! Do despicable things happen? Sure do.

Make sure you watch to the end before judging, because it's quite a ride.

This feels far more real than something so filled with manufactured dramata should. I'm uncertain which is more despicable, reality TV or something that holds a mirror to it.

I'd suggest that most unreal part of this show is that workers in reality TV would not quickly become jaded and care little for the "marks" they manipulate.

Perhaps I'm wrong.

Okay, so I must admit I started doubtful. The subject matter was turning me off (boy, do I *hate* "bully TV"), and lifetime... well, let's say I was envisioning the worst in TV.

But I saw good reviews, took a careful plunge, and wow. This is truly THE best show this year.

The characters are meaty, with thick back stories and deep, intricate personalities and relationships. Great cast - Appleby and Zimmer make a dynamite duo.

It's kinda like the anti "Newsroom", and still, almost as good :)

Really recommend it.

As a 33 year old male, Lifetime isn't where I tend to look for my programming but I actually like this show.

The cruel way that the 'actors' are manipulated is very believable.

My favorite is the boss, Constance Zimmer plays a powerful bitch beautifully.

This show is everything I generally don't like: a sequential drama with romantic subplots (and even the main-plot, kinda). But I ended up really liking it so maybe give it a try if the premise is interesting to you. Give it two episodes, if you aren't interested after that then you can probably safely pass on the rest of the season.

Let me get this straight before I begin: unReal is disturbing and sickening and hard to watch. But that is the aim of this show.

It centers around a fictional reality dating show called "Everlasting". The show may start out slow, but by the second episode, it sinks its teeth in.

The main character, Rachel, is suffering from some sort of mental disease. It seems like she is bipolar. The show's manager, Quinn, is a complete control freak while Rachel, Shia and Jay manipulate the bachelorettes, Quinn is really the one doing the manipulating.

I like to think that this show is very similar to house of cards, and like house of cards, it seems realistic in a very strange way. I have no doubt that a lot of this stuff really goes on behind the scenes of these sorts of shows, and that is what unReal does best. The scenes that it spends showing how the handlers manipulate fights, arguments and who is eliminated really hits home hard.

9/10

If you thought you had seen it all, wait until you've discover this new drama-filled Lifetime series: UnReal. Have you ever wondered who makes television and how it works, then this is the perfect show for you. I warn you: it is 'drama' all the way. Brought to you from the lovely minds of Marti Noxon and Sarah Gertrude Shapiro.

Ten minutes into the pilot, I knew I was hooked. I love me some drama, but this is taking it to the next level. I can't wait for the next episode and just the whole season in general. If you are watching in the USA, it's on Lifetime Mondays at 10/9pc and for all the online watchers, it will be airing on Tuesday.

An original show with salacious character development and juicy "made for TV" story lines. If you're looking for something that'll make you think and feel good about watching with positive, happy people, then this might not be for you (Lifetime generally isn't at all like PBS). But if you, like me, hate reality TV and would like to see the gritty, honest (as honest as they can for TV) side of film making and how people behave behind the scenes to wreak drama and tension for ratings, or the shots that viewers think are "real" and not heavily edited or manipulated, then this show is for you.

If you, like Chris Harrison, is offended by UnREAL, you probably got your "competing to find true love and monetary rewards with a stranger that's being filmed" bubble burst.

Honestly, this is the most evil and cruel thing I have watched in TV for a long time. I am really concerned if this is a real depiction of the behind-the-scenes of reality shows. If it is, people that do this to other people should burn in hell.

This Show started off strong in the first season and I'm now kind of confused of the direction of the second season which seems to be a more or less mimicking the idea of season 1.

None the less i have to give this show some credit. Not terrible acting and a story line that is VERY different. I like this show not necessarily because of what it is but more what it represent. I would describe it as introduction to media manipulation. This concept in television has seen a really big rise lately with Scandal, Mr. Robot and House of Cards. And UnReal addresses this new idea under the light of a reality TV rather than political.

Not your top of the line big show like the previously mentioned are but now too far down the list for when you feel like a lighter show. Bonus if your guilty pleasure is reality TV and drama, you will definitely satisfy that craving with this one.

The first season was entertaining because it was a bunch of completely unlikeable characters but they were all interesting.

Season 2 was all over the place, it was like they were making it up as they went along. The characters just got boring.

The last two seasons they essentially did the same thing - Quinn and Rachel argue all the time, they are both terrible humans, they're not interesting in anymore and the whole thing gets tedious. There was no character development and it just gets tiring seeing the same thing every episode. It's basically a real Bachelor episode as you're supposed to care who ends up with who, but you really don't care.

Could barely get through the last season but I wanted to see what would happen. On the plus side, all talented actors. They were hamstrung by some bad writing.

Once I found it, I'm on binge watching. Though pretty much all characters are quite dysfunctional, it's very well written and very entertaining. Well done!

This show is bad, in a great way. I love it. It can get very intense and dramatic. But that's a good thing, it makes the series really addictive. Constance Zimmer and Shiri Appelby are phenomenal in this. Especially Appelby, who's been given the heaviest storylines. The other cast members have nothing to be ashamed of either. They're all good. And I'm sure the direction has a lot to do with it. The script don't bother with stupid political correctness, and just stick to the story. Which is something so rare these days, it needs to be pointed out. The soundtrack isn't too bad either. The series finale chose a safer path, but it's interesting to imagine how this new dynamics might have worked, if given time to develop...

I gave it four stars because the great production values. A big zero for the rest. What started out as a fascinating look behind the scenes of a reality show eventually turns into a bad soap opera featuring absolutely despicable people.

Why am I supposed to watch this if I cannot stand anyone on the show? Your guess is as good as mine - probably better, since I have no idea what the appeal is here.

This show is just flat-out absurdity, dreck, and based on the star ratings, the future of television.

And thus did the "Golden Age of Television" begin it's decline into mediocrity.

It's trashy, nasty, camp and the show is littered with despicable narcissistic individuals. UnREAL is one of my guilty pleasures, you could stop at season one but chances are you'll want to binge all Four seasons.

Season 4 is arguably the weakest season, i would have been happy with three. Graham saying "it was probably too painful to say goodbye to me" was probably my fav line whole season.

Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman was really rocking it 3 & 4, Shiri Appleby -extraordinary, and Constance Zimmer -always great.

Loved it.

This is one crazy a** show. The first season had me really questioning if that's what The Bachelor/Bachelorette are really like. The next three seasons just got out of control. But I Couldn't. Stop. Watching.

This show is incredible. The writing, acting, direction, all excellent. And how timely, with the fascination of all things "real", which is to say, of course, not close to real at all. The manipulation of the lead characters is stunning in it's depravity. As a friend who's watched it said, "this is on Lifetime?" I'm no fan of reality TV and this skewers it to the wall, warts and all. I have a suspicion that there's a good bit of truth behind this show, from the story lines, the "girls" and the "bachelor" and the crew. It's equally entertaining and frightening. Saw all four currently out in sequence, but each one is great. Sometimes brutal, the well-acted psychosis of the main characters is worth the watch.

I loved the first 3 seasons of UnReal but found season 4 a little too dark for my liking in particular Rachel.

Extremely realist look at what goes on behind the scenes in the production world.

Great series. Glad someone finally did a show about the unreality of reality TV. They nailed it. It shows how morally challenging those shows are, And how they manipulated. It makes you realize to stick with real drama and jettison these fake shows. Shir is great loved her. Finally Lifetime has a show wanna watch. They have too many of these cheapo movies this show is the real deal. Run don't walk to see Unreal with Constance Zimmer. Al;ways been a big fan of hers from Entourage and now an Emmy nominee!!!!!!! Incredible. Hope she wins she deserves it You watch actors over the years develop and she really has. She has great confidence on camera and I'm blown away by her abilities.She was great on House of Cards. Great series. Saw her originally in WarmBlooded Killers on Amazon. Wow. She plays a hit woman. Fun stuff.

Ever Lasting is the best show of 2015. The characters are so realistic to everyday talk and how people act nowadays. It had me yearning for more i'm literally so upset that the season is over, I hope there's a season two. Watching Adam and Rachle have like these secret passionate talks made me get all excited inside I knew they were going to hook up from the beginning. I pictured Adam picking Rachel in the end to be his wife and Rachle transforming like miss congeniality. All though she looks good still for being on set for that long. I love her personality and i think her moms a nut job she needs to stop feeding people pills. The story writer is brilliant. You have me addicted to your story, When the show aired I couldn't wait for every Monday to watch it.