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From November 23, spectators will find the “emblematic” candidates from the first season, such as Ouryel, the transgender candidate, Julie, who confided that even her parents followed the show, but will also be equipped with new recruits. The series will be broadcast on the Paramount + platform as well as on the MTV channel.
Sex, outrageous language, nudity…: “Frenchie Shore”, the new reality show that’s more trashy than trashy!
A success despite the controversy
The first season triggered a shock wave among spectators, so much so that the French Minister of Culture, Rima Abdul-Malak, spoke out, describing the show “bordering on pornographic”. The production had to face additional difficulties: the owner of the villa, located in Cap d’Agde, which had hosted the candidates during the first season categorically refused to rent it again, claiming that he did not know the type filming for which it had been used. Despite this setback, production seems to have found a solution to relaunch this new season.
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**Interview with Reality TV Expert, Claire Dubois**
**Q: Claire, “Frenchie Shore” is set to return with a mix of familiar faces and new contestants. Given the controversies surrounding its first season, do you think the public is ready for another round of such provocative content?**
**Claire Dubois:** That’s a great question. The buzz surrounding the first season certainly filled a void for audacious reality TV, and with the Minister of Culture’s comments, it sparked significant discussion about the limits of entertainment. As for the upcoming season, there’s a segment of viewers who revel in the outrageousness, but there are also many who are concerned about the impact such content has on society, especially when it comes to representation and normalization of explicit themes.
**Q: The return of “emblematic” figures like Ouryel and Julie seems to suggest that the producers are banking on audience familiarity. Do you think nostalgia for these characters can overshadow the controversy?**
**Claire Dubois:** Nostalgia can be a powerful tool, especially in reality TV. Viewers often build connections with participants, and this emotional investment can indeed overshadow previous controversies. However, the new recruits bring a wild card element—while they may attract fresh viewers, they also risk reigniting debates about the show’s moral implications and responsibility.
**Q: The show’s production faced difficulties, including backlash from the villa owner about the filming conditions. Can such controversies actually help boost viewership, paradoxically?**
**Claire Dubois:** Absolutely. Controversies can serve as a double-edged sword. They stir up curiosity and prompt viewers to tune in to see if the drama will continue or escalate. In the case of “Frenchie Shore,” the very discussions about its appropriateness likely piqued interest, drawing in those who want to witness the bold storytelling and boundary-pushing antics firsthand.
**Q: In light of all this, do you think reality shows like “Frenchie Shore” have a responsibility to their audience in terms of content, or is it purely a matter of entertainment?**
**Claire Dubois:** That’s perhaps the crux of this debate. While entertainment is the primary goal, reality shows do have a social influence; they shape perceptions and can validate certain behaviors. Striking a balance between being entertaining and responsible becomes crucial. It raises important questions—what are we willing to accept as viewers, and where should the line be drawn for content creators?
**Q: What do you think our readers would say if we posed this question: “Is the allure of outrageous reality TV worth the potential societal costs?”**
**Claire Dubois:** I’d anticipate a lively debate! Some readers might argue that the entertainment value is paramount and that viewers should have the agency to engage—or disengage—as they see fit. Others may feel strongly that media shapes culture, and we bear a collective responsibility not to glorify sexually exploitative or harmful behaviors. The discussion around this show reflects broader societal tensions about voyeurism, ethics, and entertainment. I can’t wait to see what our readers think!