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Update: You’re fired!’ The TV shows you can’t stomach any more

A report from The Guardian — Culture sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.

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The Guardian — Culture has reported on “Update: You’re fired!’ The TV shows you can’t stomach any more,” presenting it as the central development in the source material available for this brief.

Hating The Apprentice? The report also notes that Bored silly of House of the Dragon? Given up on your favourite soap opera following 50 years? Guardian readers share the indicates they can’t bear to watch We loved this show for the first four or five seasons. It had a really good mix of candidates, different ages and walks of life. I think it was following season nine that we started to feel the programme was losing its authenticity. Contestants started to look like homogenous Love Islanders, all the same demographic – 20-30 age bracket, highly polished body image, eye on a post-show influencer career, etc. It lost its uniqueness and became just another reality show. Ngaire Vine, 56, Derbyshire

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