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Reality TV Villains And Their Science Fiction Inspirations

Click here to read Reality TV Villains And Their Science Fiction Inspirations
Reality TV is truly a terrible, terrible thing. But every once in a while it produces a gem of a character that makes you want to scream with either disgust or delight. When you think of reality TV, these are usually the people you think of: the villains. But even their made-for-TV scheming and diabolical plans have always been done before, and by the masters. Many of the best reality TV trainwrecks can be traced back to a science fiction predecessor. More »
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