The world of average TV viewers begins to spin as the fourth wall breaks, and television mixes with reality.
This explains the magnitude of the excitement and astonishment that Ross and Rachel are no longer on hiatus, and it's finally possible to pull out punches from "friends" that fit the occasion.
Most of the current affairs programs yesterday devoted an item to discussing the romantic developments between Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer, the actors who played the characters in the iconic series and who are rumored to have started a romantic relationship in reality following the TV reunion of "Friends".
The blurring between real life and a remade fantasy becomes cumbersome when putting reality shows into the equation, so we are drawn to follow couples we were exposed to at the beginning of their relationship on TV.
From Maayan and Avichai, through Danit and Eliav, to Sharon and Yoav from "Take Me Sharon", or Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, viewers will always feel part of the same connection, and we will always be intrigued by how it ended and why.
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A wedding at first sight ", for example, puts us in relationships in the beginning, until the climax episodes designed to reveal whether the characters will continue to fake emotions together even at the end of the process.
It was called "surprising farewell", but such a rapid disintegration of a relationship should not be surprising, but perhaps it actually signifies a complete failure of the show's experts, who again failed in their attempt to match a man and a woman who fit together?
