Bad Girls Club

All the people who gave this a low rating are too sensitive to watch reality tv like this, if you don't like drama and fights, then why are you watching a show that's all about that? makes no sense. Anyways this show is basically a bunch of girls tossed in a house and then of course drama starts. This show probably has more physical fights then any other reality show. Which can turn out satisfying when someone who starts things gets what they deserve, due to many of the women on this show being very obnoxious. This show isn't for everyone but if you enjoy drama and fights then this is perfect for you, if you don't, then don't watch it.

I haven't seen every season but the ones I have seen are fun and entertaining. Is this rocket science or educational? Obviously no... However if you enjoy reality tv where there's a lot of drama and excitement, this might be for you.

Do you know that show where all those "classy" ladies fight over the most trivial things? You do? Well then you know this show. Things normal human beings consider problems have no place in this show. Nope. It's all forced drama, and when your problems are intentionally created, they will always come off as trivial and idiotic. But hey, how can you have a show like this without such things? I guess that's the point so yeah, ya got me.

Relationships that bounce around faster than bullets in a rubber room, constant barking at each other, and insincerity, lots of it.

But the saddest thing about this show is that it's been done many times before, and will most likely be done a hundred times more. So it doesn't even have originality going for it.

With so many shows today, that grace us with in depth story telling and character development, I cannot possibly recommend this. It's what I like to call "glamor trash". Nothing thought provoking at all. It's just an excuse to be loud and angry.

All in all, if you are entertained by women with contrived issues, who pull and tug at each other, and drop curses every other word, then it's just what you've been looking for.

The basic format of this show is that a bunch of violent and extremely violent women "Bad girls Club" all live together in one house. They get drunk, they party, gossip, and of course, fight. The fights are probably the most entraining part of the series. I wish it could keep going! This show kept me alive, honestly.

The description of this show says that it is "an experiment" in moderating the behavior of young women (who have anti-social tendencies). Now, fifteen seasons into this experiment, I am "lucky" to have encountered this phenomenon. It does not take much watching to realize they gave up on the experimental behavior modification a long time ago.

Its most current incarnation involves four sets of sisters, all from the east coast. You might wonder why anyone would want to be on a show that brands her "bad"? It must be money or notoriety. It can't be a burning desire to produce quality television.

"Bad Girls Club" caters to the lowest levels of taste. Over the years we have seen other shows that traffic in this tripe, and BGC incorporates the worst of all of them. Imagine the violent and tasteless parts of "Real World", the classless posings of any "Real Wives" show, the sensationalistic catfights of "The Jerry Springer Show". Healthy doses of unhealthy binge drinking fuel the action.

In fact, these young women have been raised on TV shows that celebrate the cult of infamous behavior. They have seen Omarosa and any number of other women who have sold their personal sex tapes or carefully honed a made-for-TV bad-girl personality and reaped the admiration of so-called fans. Celebrity seems to be reward in itself, regardless of how low one is willing to go to be controversial. In the process, certain behaviors have been promoted.

Now it only takes one (perhaps innocent) ill-chosen word to trigger tirades of PC militarism or physical violence because of "disrespect". They parade with pride their willingness to do battle. "Respect" doesn't mean what it used to. These women can rightfully claim no dishonor of their respect, because they disrespect themselves. Still, they pretend to be offended if anyone crosses lines of behavior or says words they find inflammatory. Apparently no one has ever told them that violence should be a last resort. By being so sensitive to every imagined slight, they reveal themselves to be weak, not strong.

Certainly some of the action is staged. Regardless, what value does this show have? There are so many good shows on TV now that watching this drivel is a crime against taste.