Is the hated Omarosa a victim of reality TV editors? Maybe! According to a new Time Magazine article, reality TV isn't as real as we think it is. The magazine reports:

"Even savvy viewers who realize that their favorite reality shows are cast, contrived and edited to be dramatic may have no idea how brazen the fudging [on reality shows] can be. Quotes are manufactured, crushes and feuds constructed out of whole cloth, episodes planned in multiact "storyboards" before taping, scenes stitched together out of footage shot days apart."

A few producers talked to Time about how the truth can be "enhanced" on reality shows. Sounds like the James Frey defense! Read How Reality TV Fakes It.

POLL -- What do you think about this issue? Click answer to vote.

It doesn't matter if editors "enhance" some of the situations on reality TV. It's entertainment!

Reality TV is supposed to be REAL. There should be no manipulation in the editing room.

I don't care either way. I just love watching reality TV.