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A reality show about people being selected for Mars colonization, with all the reality show drama, would be fucking fantastic.
Call it The First 100 in honor of Kim Stanley Robinson, and then have future seasons with the same people actually on Mars, and have the vibe of the show transition from petty drama queen bullshit to serious survival, and have the contestants naturally transform from bickering idiots to heroes.
It would make amazing fucking TV
Some people actually tried to do that once.