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We all know that reality TV shows rarely depict anything that could be accurately described as reality.

From the Teen Moms to the Real Housewives, just about everyone who’s appeared on a long-running reality series has complained at one point or another about being the victim of a bad edit.

It’s a necessary evil, as producers are tasked with the job of crafting narratives out of raw footage and creating heroes and villains, while in real life, most of us are somewhere in the middle of that spectrum.

The latest (alleged) victim of this trend is Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, who claims his implied affair with “Jewish Barbie” on last week’s Jersey Shore Family Vacation was concocted by showrunners in an effort to provide viewers with the drama they crave.

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