From Tearful Confessionals to Epic Confrontations
Reality TV has brought us some of the most memorable moments in showbiz. Just when we think we've seen it all, a new show pops up with a bonkers concept that leaves us baffled. Dating Naked, set in a luxury villa in Colombia, is one such show, featuring singletons looking for love. But this isn't the only bizarre reality show out there.
Best Funeral Ever: A Party to Send Off the Deceased
Best Funeral Ever, aired on TLC, encouraged bereaved families to throw extravagant parties for their deceased loved ones. From caskets running races to striking one last bowling strike, this show took funerals to a whole new level.
I Wanna Marry "Harry": Tricking Contestants with a Fake Prince
This 2014 show featured American women competing for the affection of a fake Prince Harry, who was far from royal. The bizarre concept led to the show being pulled off air after just four episodes.
Bridalplasty: A Contest for Plastic Surgery Before the Wedding
In this controversial series, brides-to-be competed for plastic surgery procedures before their big day. Widely criticized for promoting plastic surgery, the show was a ratings flop and faced backlash from medical professionals.
Game of Clones: Finding Love with Computer-Generated Partners
Channel 4's Game of Clones had singletons create their ideal partner with computer software, then move in with makeovers of the clones until a perfect match was found. The show failed to secure a second season.
Born In the Wild: Giving Birth Outdoors Without Medical Help
TLC's Born In the Wild showcased families choosing to give birth outdoors without medical assistance. The controversial show raised concerns about infant mortality rates and faced criticism from medical experts.
Lord of the Flies: Kids Left to Fend for Themselves in Reality TV
This CBS reality show, inspired by the novel, dropped 40 children in New Mexico to form their own society. The controversial show faced legal issues over child filming hours and was canceled after one season due to backlash.
Naked and Afraid: Surviving in the Wilderness Naked
In this successful series, two survivalists must endure 21 days in the wilderness naked, armed with just one item. While the show has been a hit, some contestants have questioned the show's isolation claims.
Buying Naked: Real Estate for Nudists
Following real estate agent Jackie Youngblood, Buying Naked showcased nudists looking for homes in clothing-optional communities. With quirky episode titles, this short-lived series embraced nudity in a unique way.
