Hidden Camera
Perhaps the oldest reality show genre, popular as far back as the early days of television.
- Candid Camera (1948)
- Dokkiri Camera (どっきりカメラ) (1970) (Japan)
- Star Dokkiri Maruhi Hōkoku (スターどっきり（秘）報告) (1976) (Japan)
- TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes (1984)
- Beadle's About (1987) (UK)
- Totally Hidden Video (1991)
- Cheaters (2000)
- Trigger Happy TV (2000) (UK; launched comedian Dom Joly)
- Spy TV (2001)
- Qué Locura (2001)
- The Jamie Kennedy Experiment (2002)
- Oblivious (2002)
- Girls Behaving Badly (2003?)
- Punk'd (2003)
- Scare Tactics (2003)
- Victim (2004) (Philippines)
- Celebrity Stitch Up (2005) (UK)
- Hi-Jinks (2005)
- Fire Me...Please (2005)
- Boiling Points (US) MTV
- Just For Laughs Gags (Canada)
- Help Me (Minta Tolong) (Indonesia)
- Laugh Out Loud (LOL) (Philippines)
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