Reality TV has a way of convincing some viewers that everything is as authentic as it seems. Shows like 'At Home With The Furys' showcase Tyson Fury not just as a formidable boxer but a family man with relatable moments. Of course, these moments are totally spontaneous and not at all influenced by the presence of a director.

Then there's 'Married At First Sight', where the drama is so real it couldn't possibly be scripted. Who could have guessed that a man looking for a 'blonde bombshell' would find one at a dinner party and stir up some marital turmoil?

'The Only Way Is Essex' is another gem, where the stars who are as real as their tans and Botox ensure that every line is genuinely their own, making them the Oscar Wildes of the reality TV world.

For a show to last as long as 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians', surely it must be genuine. After all, how else could you keep audiences engaged with the same old scandals and surprises if it weren't real?

And let's not forget 'Made in Chelsea', where posh drama unfolds as naturally as a ski chalet setting, proving once again that reality TV is about as real as it gets, and posh people are just better at it.