As soon as hearing about the show taping season 4 in Italy the cast was happy about it but some Italian's weren't too happy with the Jersey Shore crew heading to their country. Since season 1 Jersey Shore has picked up some slack as giving Italians a bad name.
According to CBS News, Florence Mayor Matteo Renzi has reportedly set down a set of rules to ensure that the cast of the hit reality TV show does not disgrace the historical city and to make sure the cast portrays Florence in a positive way, according to the New York Post.
Here are the Mayor's rules according to CBS News and reports:
- No shooting in bars, clubs or anywhere else that "promotes the reckless consumption of alcohol."
- The cast is prohibited from being filmed while drinking in public.
- Florence can not be portrayed as a "drinking town."
"I will not allow them to use the Palazzo Vecchio or other historic buildings," the Mayor said, according to the Post, "but I cannot ban them from using our city as a set."
Wow, these rules seems like it wipes out the whole alcohol scene, leaving them stuck in the house to drink. We all know drinking plays a big part in making these reality shows juicy.
Maybe the cast should have stayed at the Jersey Shore. I don't blame the Mayor for not wanting the cast to give the city a bad name but this may change up the concept of the show and the entertaining aspects of it.
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