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[The Truman Show] Why is the world so interested in this show especially since Truman lives such a routine life?
gpt
There was the initial spectacle of it all. A corporation legally adopting a baby!? And broadcasting his ENTIRE LIFE 24/7!? Even people vehemently against the whole thing would have watched just to see if anything illegal happened. There would have been endless debates over whether or not Truman was a slave, or if he had a right to privacy. And even if those debates were decidedly anti-show, they would have been talking about it. And when people talk about something, others will look for it. All publicity is good publicity, as they say. 

Over the years, people would become used to the program. It would become a household staple, a beacon of stability and familiarity in an unpredictable world. Truman's world is a paradise, ideally constructed, and it has produced a nice and sympathetic person for the entire world to connect with. People would become invested in the wholesome antics, but with just that twinge of randomness from Truman himself that added an air of suspense. (people expected his sixth birthday to be a stereotypical showcase of 20th century Americana. No one could have foreseen him to get a stomach bug from the cake and vomit all over Suzie!) Truman would become part of countless families, even though the connection was through a screen only. 

Also there's the whole voyeuristic aspect of it. We're not supposed to watch other people at this level of intrusiveness. People would be interested just to glimpse into a "private life" that's not their own. Some would be reassured that even a "celebrity" as big as Truman was as disgustingly normal as the rest of us. Others would wait with baited breath for the moment he finally snaps and breaks his invisible chains.