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Real Loss in Reality TV's Decline

April 1, 2026·13 days ago·via TV News Check
Real Loss in Reality TV's Decline
Reality TV production in Los Angeles plummets, with shoot days dropping 31.4% to just 649 in the third quarter, dragging overall TV production down nearly 21%. This marks a tough time for the genre that once dominated L.A. filming, as drama and pilots also see big dips while comedies surprisingly rise. Streaming viewership for reality shows like Netflix dating series falls 35%, and producers note lower budgets, fewer days, and slashed resources across the board. Read more about this...

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