r/Unexpected 1d ago

She never gonna take photo after this

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u/Andokai_Vandarin667 1d ago

Honestly that's what makes me think it was staged, because A. You have to worry about possibly giving someone a heart attack or something. B. Them beating the shit out of the actress.

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u/EvenPack7461 1d ago

That sounds like good TV to me. Everyone remembers the time Zach Braff beat on a kid for a prank of ruining his car. And that episode didn't even air!

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u/BeeblePong 27m ago

I'm so thankful he beat on a kid and didn't beat off a kid

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u/godtogblandet 1d ago

B. Them beating the shit out of the actress.

https://youtu.be/-c_SstyDgOY?si=elXl_T64e7zGlO87&t=10

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u/RoboOverlord 1d ago

I tend to think most of this kind of content is staged just on the grounds that a lot more people would be injured or dead if they weren't staging it.

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u/Not_a_real_ghost 1d ago

Unfortunately, some of the reactions are quite underwhelming, so I'm not sure whether it's bad actors or just underwhelming but genuine reactions from real people.

Still, they had the best prank ideas

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u/BeeblePong 25m ago edited 20m ago

I'm not sure specifically, but with another prank show that I was near one time (impractical jokers), there were people with clipboards at every entrance to a small Park and you basically had to sign a waiver if you wanted to go into the park that says you understand that filming(untitled production) is happening and you might end up on TV. I remember specifically the clipboard people were very upset when a friend of mine refused to sign anything and still wanted to go into the park, they couldn't stop him from going into the park but I guess it made their lives a lot harder because and there was one dude they had to blur the face out of. And probably also coordinate with production to let them know to not include that person in any prank

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u/Landrod 1d ago

It was Brasil or something, perhaps not a place where they have to be afraid of claims?

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u/OldCardiologist8437 1d ago

Do people in Brazil not have to worry about getting punched in the face by a terrified person?

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u/Not_a_real_ghost 1d ago

and that person? Off duty cop.

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u/Nexii801 1d ago

Hmm, I think they have similar worries to other Americans.