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Sunday, October 15, 2006
HOUSE OF CARTERS.


I just caught the 1st episode on cable and it was seriously awesome. In terms of reality entertainment anyway.
Honestly, I didn't think, and never thought a family can be SO dysfunctional. To the extent that they are so blatantly honest and almost destroyed one another at times.
And it's crazy seeing Nick cry.. Unbelievable. Maybe it's all scripted but I doubt so.. It's just too real.
Having caught only the last 15 minutes, there should be more drama to come. Just in the next episode, apparently Nick bashed up Aaron behind closed doors and went all hysterical on him and the cameras. I didn't catch much but I think I heard "Paris". Oops, I'm such a sucker for reality TV.
Mm.. Reality at its BEST.

To find out more about the show, click HERE.

collection of memories @ 11:12 AM