'Love Is Blind' Contestant Suing Show For Restricting 'Basic Needs'

The transcript discusses the harsh realities faced by contestants on reality TV shows, focusing on Jeremy Hartwell's lawsuit against Netflix and production companies for inhumane conditions on 'Love is Blind'. Contestants reportedly lacked basic necessities, while alcohol was freely available. Hartwell's legal action highlights inadequate pay and penalties for leaving the show. The industry faces broader criticisms, with calls for better protection and transparency for participants. Other shows like 'America's Next Top Model' and 'Bachelor in Paradise' have faced similar issues, prompting discussions on necessary reforms.

How did Hartwell describe the environment on the set of 'Love is Blind'?

What changes does Hartwell want to see in the reality TV industry regarding contestant safety?