Razorguns said:I work in the industry, and even I'm offended by this program. Yes, it's an unwritten rule in entertainment that hot chicks and guys get all the ads, roles, scripts, jobs, covers, shoots, etc. But at least it's not so obviously flaunted in a way to put down "ugly" people.
But this program is doing just that. In such a blatant fashion.
But it'll create publicity and millions will watch. And some producer out there will go home with bank.
I would refuse to buy advertising on that show tho. I wouldn't want my company associated with crap like that.
Well, on the flip side if you're at home and feeling ugly it might give you a weird sense of hope thinking that if someone else that feels poorly about themselves can change why can't they?
The plastic surgery is rather extreme and just supports all the wrong ideas but the offering of correct eating habits, exercise and the tools in which to present self are all important things many people were never taught.
It is rather ironic to see members of a fitness board rag on the concept of beauty and perfection - no mater what.
