The Real World : This is the True Story (Season One) - Page 4

realitywedding · #25 04-18-2008

Originally Posted by Bacchus

...but I guess we will have to wait and see.

From the looks of it, I don't think that answer will be coming anytime soon. I believe the same guy also posted comments on my videos themselves, and he has similar opinions about certain things. Guess I'll never know what's really on his mind. Oh, well.

renaldob · #26 04-18-2008

i meant how eric called it a nightmare.

EastNY · #27 04-18-2008

Originally Posted by OtherPplsDrama

And you didn't SHARE?! Tsk-tsk...J/K

SRY LOL

I WAS SO MESMERIZED AT HOW I MISSED THE 90'S

**OtherPplsDrama** · #28 04-18-2008

Originally Posted by EastNY

SRY LOL

I WAS SO MESMERIZED AT HOW I MISSED THE 90'S

It's all good

realitywedding · #29 04-21-2008

Originally Posted by renaldob

i meant how eric called it a nightmare.

Thanks for clarifying!

The only thing I hate about my vids is that they're from the DVD and don't have the original music. Eons ago, I had a tape of the first season which I got from Ebay (taped during one of its RW Theater airings). It had all the original music, end credit scenes (such as Julie walking out on Eric while he was talking to her in the shower [Eric was in the shower, not Julie], and Julie and Heather talking about putting a suggestion box in the loft). There was also their first reunion from '93 where they got back together in the loft for a weekend. Everyone was bitter! Entertainment Weekly came to interview them. Heather said that it felt like the "Julie and Eric show," Julie was mad that Eric never returned phone calls to her when she paged him (and acted like he was too good for them since he was hosting "The Grind" then), Andre didn't want to be bothered and brought a girl with him, etc. Only food and alcohol loosened them up and brought them back together.

Also at the time, Julie was still in NYC trying to pursue dance. (I think it was '94 when she moved back to Alabama to take care of her dad who fell ill.) I always wonder what would've happened had she continued on in NYC.

And did anyone get a chance to catch the pilot? I'm so glad changes were made (the production qualities upped, people being themselves as opposed to acting and music added). If not RW probably wouldn't have went past the first season!

Ashes · #30 05-03-2008

Don't know if anyone else has posted this but i found the entire first New York Season on youtube, as well as some of LA & San Fran. here is the link: (Click on Youtube link)

Real World Season One

If someone else did find it and post it, sorry for the repost. It is a very good series to watch & can I say I love Heather B!

Hope I've done good, and guys look at Andre he totally looks like Nicole Linkletter who wont America's Next Top Model. lol

renaldob · #31 05-03-2008

Originally Posted by realitywedding

Thanks for clarifying!

The only thing I hate about my vids is that they're from the DVD and don't have the original music. Eons ago, I had a tape of the first season which I got from Ebay (taped during one of its RW Theater airings). It had all the original music, end credit scenes (such as Julie walking out on Eric while he was talking to her in the shower [Eric was in the shower, not Julie], and Julie and Heather talking about putting a suggestion box in the loft). There was also their first reunion from '93 where they got back together in the loft for a weekend. Everyone was bitter! Entertainment Weekly came to interview them. Heather said that it felt like the "Julie and Eric show," Julie was mad that Eric never returned phone calls to her when she paged him (and acted like he was too good for them since he was hosting "The Grind" then), Andre didn't want to be bothered and brought a girl with him, etc. Only food and alcohol loosened them up and brought them back together.

Also at the time, Julie was still in NYC trying to pursue dance. (I think it was '94 when she moved back to Alabama to take care of her dad who fell ill.) I always wonder what would've happened had she continued on in NYC.

And did anyone get a chance to catch the pilot? I'm so glad changes were made (the production qualities upped, people being themselves as opposed to acting and music added). If not RW probably wouldn't have went past the first season!

that is very, very interesting. but keep in mind the real world was originally a mtv drama much alas spider games and not intended to be a drama documentary.

**OtherPplsDrama** · #32 05-03-2008

Originally Posted by renaldob

that is very, very interesting. but keep in mind the real world was originally a mtv drama much alas spider games and not intended to be a drama documentary.

What ever happened with that show?? If I remember it just stopped and they never aired the ending...or did they and I missed it? Not that it matters gosh that was forever ago....like "Undressed".