Rank the Musical Hotties of MTV's "The Real World" (First Four Seasons Only)

and julie was an integral part of that because she was an idiot about all of it at the beginning, but she learned!

guys i just love her i'm sorry!

yeah, the 90s viacom liberal brainwashing stuff was all rad and i miss it.

what was their sex show called? not real sex but whatever it was.

xp to lamp i think

I had no idea!

To be clear - I'm not above reality tv or anything - I'm all over 16 and preg and teen mom I just honestly didn't realize that RW was still going.

this is essentially what you'll get on a more recent season

Despite growing up in a small town, Dustin considers himself "a city boy at heart".[9] Characterized by what MTV describes as a "boyish charm and southern gentleman demeanor", Dustin grew up with a bi-polar, drug addicted mom and an abusive stepfather. Although he was constantly shuttled between parents, relatives and various friends' houses, he worked hard to maintain relationships with his family,[14] though his brother Quay visits in Episode 8.[15] He worries as to whether he will develop bipolar disorder, which his mother suffers from.[5] He attended Lamar University,[13] and once lived in the house featured on Frat Pad, a live webcam site in which he and other men engage in sexual activities with one another,[16][17] though he stresses that he is straight and did this purely for a living, and he hopes to put that past behind him.[9] He further explains that his mother's Pentecostal beliefs precluded him from playing sports, and that not wanting to work in oil fields or sell drugs, he chose that line of work because of limited options.[15][18] An avid fan of racing,[10] his friends see him as a highly competitive young man whose good looks help him socialize with women.[14][13] Although he initially expresses an aversion to romance with his housemates in the premiere, he later begins a romantic relationship with Heather in that same episode,[9][16] which later becomes sexual,[5] but when she and the rest of the cast learn he has concealed a past in gay porn, Heather breaks up with him, and the others feel betrayed.[15]

erica have we talked about sixteen and pregnant? that show is amazing!

basically the real world's new method follows the basic method of modern reality shows, i.e. find the most damaged people you possibly can and stick them in a house together

also goole that was SEX IN THE 90S

based on this thread can i assume that there would be strong ilx support for the 'mtv news anchors past & present' poll i've been marinating on

omg sex in the 90s. also, yes, ade, would vote.

which i swear to god there's a guy named "lou" on that sex in the 90s show and if it's not lou barlow i will eat this chair cushion

lol I guess everyone glossed over my post on the other thread about the dude on this season's Real World (Las Vegas II) who was a homophobic gay porn star

xp: strongo with the deets

HS we have not but we should. I have a lot of ideas about that show.

IT WAS LOU BARLOW!!

SERENA ALTSCHUL

HE WAS WEARING A JOY DIVISION T SHIRT

YESSSS THE JOY DIV SHIRT

remember the dude on RW:Hollywood who left for rehab due to his massive coke benders

god i feel so much better now that this has been confirmed

HS we have not but we should. I have a lot of ideas about that show.

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i want to hear them! it's my middle sister's fave show.

xp wait that was really lou barlow

During that interview and I remember being like wtf why is lou barlow on this episode of Sex in the 90s?! They never explained it and it's sort of perplexed me to this very day.

philly was the last season i watched, which was a great year because it brought us Karamo - i tried to do my part at the time to popularize "no karamo" as a substitute for no homo but it never took off

this was like my version of tuomas's mystery movie

HAHAHAHA

i don't understand, lou barlow was just on sex in the 90s opining?

philly was the last season i watched, which was a great year because it brought us Karamo - i tried to do my part at the time to popularize "no karamo" as a substitute for no homo but it never took off

actual in-office belly lol

The episode was "Breaking Up" btw and he was discussing the end of a relationship with someone named Kathleen.

sex in the 90s also gave us christine o'donnell of course, so take a penny/leave a penny

horseshoe yes he was being interviewed about his sex/love life

aw. but also, what?

xp

btw "kathleen" was really just code for "j. mascis"

ahahahaha

for some reason i think i knew of lou barlow as 'that guy' before i had ever heard his music and it really put me off wanting to hear it

No HS Sex in the 90s was a series where each show had diff themes like "Breaking Up" or "I have HIV". The shows would consist of interviews/stories of like 5 or 6 people. Lou Barlow was one of the people profiled on the Breaking Up ep but they never mentioned that he was in a band. He was just some dude named Lou.

yeah you had to be "in the know," i.e. a fucking nerd

i remember sex in the 90s! it's just that lou barlow being on it without being lou barlow is so weird.

mtv used to be so good, man

i actually was gonna interview him for one of the sebadoh reissues recently and it didn't happen but that was totally on my questions list

"so listen, lou, settle a bet..."

...like i think i saw a photo of sebadoh in ALTERNATIVE PRESS and was like "oh, that's the guy from the sex show"

i know for a fact he used the phrase "it was a toy love"

xps

IT WAS A TOY LOVE

this thread has made my day i love you guys

It was totally weird. I liked Sebadoh at that point and I remember being like WTF why is this happening and nobody is talking about the fact that that's him?! It has bothered me for a very long time. I am glad someone else has seen this. *daps Jess*

OMG GOOLE

is it just me or did the "twentysomethings" on mtv back in the day actually resemble real adults?

this may be a cultural problem, rather than mtv's

http://media.avclub.com/images/articles/article/57041/julie_green_shirt_1_png_300x1000_q85.jpg

"y'all need to grow up. jeez."

tell 'em julie

Oh btw the real sex "I have HIV" featured a blonde straight girl who got HIV from her live in boyfriend and I made me so paranoid that I didn't have sex for years and when I finally did I was totally convinced I was going to get AIDS and die immediately.

like i remember watching these shows and being like "oh, it's a bunch of people in their 20s livin their lives in the real world, that looks pretty cool and i can't wait to get there" and now everyone between the ages of 20 to 29 on mtv looks like a disgusting overgrown high school junior with a buy-ten-and-the-next-one's-free card at a tanning salon

is it just me or did the "twentysomethings" on mtv back in the day actually resemble real adults?

part of it is that they were our age or older when the show started, and now they are all much much younger than us

</andy rooney>

i think that's about how we used to be teenagers and aspired to be twentysomethings and then we got old and the reality left something to be desired