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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n\n\nBrody Jenner is trying very hard to make his new podcast happen, and these efforts mean he's spilling all sorts of celebrity gossip while on air. Last week he tackled his in-laws, the Kardashians, among other fun subjects, and in his latest episode, he discusses The Hills. It's all fake! All of it, scripted and performed for MTV's cameras. And yes, we knew that already because the show's cast offers regular reminders nowadays that they just did what their producers told them even though it had no bearing on or resemblance to their actual lives because the paychecks were sweet. It doesn't make it any less sad though, does it? This time, Brody discusses his relationship with Lauren Conrad, a central plot-point on the show that spanned several seasons. \"Plot-point\" is the key word here, because again, Brody says it wasn't real at all. While Conrad had previously said they did date, but \"it was pretty brief,\" Brody begs to differ. \" worked together on a show called The Hills,\" he explained, and \"had to pretend like we were dating but we never .\" At least this means all their expensive dinner dates out were, presumably, paid for by MTV (if not comped by the restaurant in exchange for coverage of their venue), and that eliminates all the potential awkwardness over the bill.As is the case with every bit of illusion-shattering Hills fakery news, the only appropriate response is this:RELATED: Lauren Conrad Sympathizes With the Kardashians Lauren Conrad Is \"So Jealous of People Who Completely Love Their Bodies\"Follow Alex on Twitter.Photo credit: John Shearer / WireImage"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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