Americans by the millions watch reality television, but how real is it and has it gone too far with some of its stereotypical and buffoonish portrayals of Blacks? “Meet the Faith” host Ian Smith sifted through “the good, the bad and the ugly” of reality TV.Guest panelists included Randal Pinkett, fourth season winner of “The Apprentice”; Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, “The Apprentice” participant; and Harvey E. Walden IV, of “Celebrity Fit Club.” So what’s real when Blacks take on reality tv, and what’s not?

Americans by the millions watch reality television, but how real is it and has it gone too far with some of its stereotypical and buffoonish portrayals of Blacks? “Meet the Faith” host Ian Smith sifted through “the good, the bad and the ugly” of reality TV.

Guest panelists included Randal Pinkett, fourth season winner of “The Apprentice”; Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, “The Apprentice” participant; and Harvey E. Walden IV, of “Celebrity Fit Club.” So what’s real when Blacks take on reality tv, and what’s not?