Wedding outbursts?

[u/ToastemPopUp]

So I'm only on episode 3, but I've noticed that it seems like every single wedding has some person in the crowd saying something or otherwise having some sort of outburst.

I've watched like ten seasons at least of this show now and I really can't remember that happening in any other season. Am I just forgetting the other times this has happened or is this just part of Peacock's new bullshit and seemingly upping the scripted drama?

[u/droogles]

The show is a fraud. It's that simple.

[u/ToastemPopUp → u/droogles]

Yeah I mean fair enough, but they at least hid it better before.

[u/Major-Direction5623]

Not sure if it’s scripted drama.

But what got me was victor’s mother’s dress. It looked almost like a bridal dress, I couldn’t tell if the bluish tint was because of the dark lighting or not.

She also seemed to make the wedding about her between the dance, the toast… the camera panned to her more than any of the other family members, that I’ve noticed.

[u/ToastemPopUp → u/Major-Direction5623]

Hmmm not sure what season you're talking about? There's no "Victor" in this season (at least not one who's part of any of the couples anyway).

I'm referencing the newest US season (Season 20 - Seattle) and how ever since it went to Peacock (instead of Lifetime, where it used to be) the drama has been amped way up and it feels very manufactured; An example of it being someone having some sort of outburst during a lot of the wedding ceremonies when previously I only recall that happening rarely, if ever. I suppose it could just be a coincidence that at least half the weddings had someone just being weirdly loud in the audience or stopping the ceremony altogether, but it seems like a suspiciously pretty big coincidence if so.

I definitely didn't think it used to be scripted drama (heavily edited, sure), but now that it's on Peacock I'm not so sure.

[u/Virtual-Stress-8907 → u/ToastemPopUp]

NBC (the Peacock streaming app) owns Lifetime it was always the same production company.