GEORDIE Shore fans have shared their frustrations over the show, calling one aspect "fake" and "annoying".
It's no secret that lots of scenes in reality TV should be taken with a pinch of salt.
While not necessarily scripted, many events and situations are set up to create a narrative that viewers will find interesting.
However, fans of Geordie Shore have called for a change after discussing an aspect of the show that they've got tired of seeing.
Taking to Reddit, someone ranted: "Why are they still pretending the cast are the ones arranging trips?"
Geordie Shore, which is currently enjoying its 25th season, saw the gang head to Thailand and a resort on the island of Ko Samui to celebrate Kyle Christie's stag do.
James Tindale, Jay Gardner, Ricci Guarnaccio, Holly Hagan, and Scotty T were all in attendance, along with Sophie Kasaei, Nathan Henry, Chloe Ferry, and Abbie Holborn.
Discussing it, the disgruntled viewer continued: "This has annoyed me since it started becoming a thing in later seasons. The latest episode had Scott say “so yeah I’ve had a research and I’ve booked us a jeep tour to the mountains."
The user joked it was ridiculous to pretend that the cast had organised it.
They added: "You want us to believe that in earlier seasons, these hungover k***heads covered in vomit and barely able to string a sentence together, managed to negotiate booking party supplies and decorating an entire house in a theme, buy fancy dress outfits at short notice, arrange all the food and drink and DJs and then all the guests?"
They finished: "It’s just annoying." And other people reading were in complete agreement.
One user replied: "Yeah Scotty T didn't arrange that trip haha." While another person added: "Yeah this was annoying me earlier when I was watching too. It bugs me when they make out like James arranged this whole holiday etc for Kyle&Vicky’s stag and hen. Of course he did."
The Sun revealed earlier this week that Scotty T has been banned from driving after being caught behind the wheel three times over the cocaine limit.
The Geordie Shore star and Celebrity Big Brother winner was stopped in Newcastle on October 18 last year.
On February 3, he pleaded guilty to two counts of driving with a controlled drug, which was above the specified limit.
The city's magistrates' court heard that he had 32 microgrammes per litre of blood in his system while driving his Land Rover Discovery.
The legal limit is 10 microgrammes.
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