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"\n\nTrue Detective, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad; there has been a lot of talk about how we're currently living through TV's 'golden age', and if you only use last week's Emmy nominations to set your DVR you might be fooled into thinking that was actually the case. In reality, it may be the best of times in TV Land but, to paraphrase Dickens, it's also the worst. As House of Cards and Silicon Valley kill it in the drama and comedy categories, the realm of reality TV continues to sink lower and lower, to depths of unimaginable shamelessness. Exhibit A: Dating Naked, which premieres on VH1 this week and is exactly what you think it is\u2014the standard two-strangers-go-on-a-date-for-the-first-time dating show, but, if you weren't able to garner it from the title, the strangers are naked. \n\nWhat could possibly be next? Throwing two random people in a box in the hope they'll have sex and then discuss it in front of an audience of millions? Well, actually, yes. Look out for Sex Box, a remake of a British show that was called \"a combination of gimmick, prurience, exploitation and dullness\" by one UK newspaper reviewer and is currently in the pilot stage at WE tv.\n\nIn an attempt to preempt whatever naked-hobo-cupcake-trucker-themed abomination that might be headed for our screens next, we've created GQ's Reality TV Show Title Generator. It uses already existing realty TV tropes to come up with names for outlandish new shows. (Much like executives at Bravo.) Click on the button and see for yourself. If you're a reality TV producer, just don't get any ideas.\n\n(If you're on our mobile site, click HERE to experience The Generator.)\n\nMade with the help of the name generator script tutorial and the Benedict Cumberbatch Name Generator."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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