What would I do without the Wall Street Journal to keep me up-to-date on reality TV?
The New York Reality TV School, which offers a three-hour course for $139, opened its doors last month to a variety of aspiring wannabes: contestants in reality shows who need coaching, actors wanting to make a career move, mere amateurs, and anyone in between. Oh blessed New York, which harbors such preposterous phenomena still.
Mr. Galinsky launched the evening with “The 7 Commandments of Reality TV.” Commandment No. 2 requires that “Thou Shall Never Say ‘I Am an Actor’” and commandment No. 6 demands that “Thou Shall Say ‘Yes’ as Often as Possible.” And the eighth “Bonus” commandment says “Thou Shall Show Confidence Not Cockiness.”
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