Very Very Sextra Ordinary
We all know that sex sells. If you have a bit more sex
appeal and allure, you are apt to get a little further in this world with a
little less effort. But, is this as true as it used to be?
Tonight, I noticed the opposite on “Dancing with the Stars,”
one of my extravagant television pleasures. I thought for sure that Gilles
Marini’s sex appeal and great dancing would keep him on the show until the
finals. And I thought for sure that Apollo Ohno’s bad boy, in-the-news attitude
would get him kicked off, as he was in the bottom two stars, in the last show
down.
I guess what I’m trying to say is: who is the heck knows
what people are voting for on this show or any of these other shows where
audience gets to participate? It certainly isn’t talent. We realize over and
over again when people with the highest judges ratings get kicked off
mid-season and the ones who sing off pitch and trip and fall stay till the end
that talent doesn’t have staying power. Likability generally does, though. And,
it appears, that sex appeal doesn’t much matter either.
I love monitoring all of this simply because it shows mass
appeal or what we have been talking about in the spirit as social
consciousness. If how we judge is not by talent but by grace, perhaps, we are
gaining ground as a whole in the spiritual realm.
We pick the stars who have tainted pasts and look to see
them redeem themselves over and over again. It’s what we do as the voyeurs who
watch movies and television. I can’t say that I’m not aloof to all of it. I’d
love to see Lindsey Lohan clean up her act and become an awesome, iconic woman
like Oprah.
I just had a dear friend’s son get out of jail. I’m more
thrilled for him than I was for an Olympic champion. Real life trumps the
stars’ lives every time for me. I guess the closer people on television become
to real life, the more we can relate. So, this is the reason why we have so
many reality television shows.
I have to say, I’d much rather watch something that is
written and has a beginning, middle and end, than watch a tragic group of New
Jersey housewives duke it out week after week. I can’t be bothered. But I have
plenty of friends who can’t get enough of it. They turn it on for background,
like we used to do with music. It’s as if the children of this age of parents
who fought constantly now have to have ambient arguing to make them feel at home
and comfortable.
Reality may sell a great deal now, but does sex still sells
too? It may not sell as much as it used to. I knew a gentleman…
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