Andy Dehnart is a journalist and the creator of reality blurred, a website that covers reality television. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and commentary on reality TV shows, Andy's articles delve into the behind-the-scenes aspects of the genre, including controversies, cast behavior, and production decisions.
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Andy Dehnart's focus is mainly on entertainment news, particularly reality TV and celebrity gossip. He appears to cover a wide range of topics within the realm of reality television and celebrity culture.
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By: Andy Dehnart
Tonight’s episode of Vice’s Dark Side of Reality TV is about Survivor: Borneo, and includes interviews with four contestants, a producer, and me!
Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 chef Cloyce prepares lunch on Keith's back while the guests watch
Pati reaches for help from Dennis on The Summit episode 4 (Image from The Summit via CBS)
Jeff Probst on Survivor 47, episode 6, the episode with the merge and unaired schoolyard pick (Photo by Robert Voets/CBS)
Chef Cloyce had time to coymb his hair but not make lunch on Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 episode 4
By: Andy Dehnart
It’s night six at Last Bite Hotel, and just three chefs remain: Brittanny Anderson, Kevin Lee, and Nini Nguyen.
By: Andy Dehnart
Amazon Prime Video’s new Buy It Now is a poor attempt to knock off Shark Tank and a transparent attempt for Amazon to sell more shit while showing us ads. Here’s my review, if you can’t already tell…
The Summit episode five is halfway through the season, and the players are halfway up the mountain. And that’s when the producers decided who the players had to cut.
Jeff Probst has players (Kyle Ostwald, Teeny Chirichillo, Andy Rueda, Sue Smey, and Sol Yi)—choose rocks to find new tribes. (Photo by Robert Voets/CBS)
By: Andy Dehnart
An interview with the producer you may know as Producer Patrick on TikTok. We discussed what producers do, why he shares behind-the-scenes details on social media, and where reality TV is going.
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