First of all, this is an excellent idea for a reality-based television show. It has a lovable set of characters, cast, and crew. Also, getting to watch "the hero" react to wacky situations and deposition was funny.

Though, as a viewer I often felt left out of the joke. The choice to give the in-the-know actors a plot and character histories, without also clueing viewers in on the actor's knowledge of the ruse being played missed the point of the show. That point, "the joke", being how an elaborate scheme was being undertaken on Ronald. In other words, Ronald became an actor in the show instead of the the cast and crew molding the show around Ronald's reactions and their knowledge that the scenarios were fake.

Viewers were left out of this hilarious joke, and felt as if they were just watching another scripted documentary-style comedy, until the very last episode. Viewers were then clued into all the work the went on behind the scenes and everything that had to be done to revolve around Robert's reactions. This episode fulfilled the premise of the show where previous episodes did not. I wish there was more material like this throughout the season. I would love to watch a season two with more of that!