Being Zac Morris By Chuck Klosterman Summary

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Growing up every child believes that high school will be how it’s depicted in television shows and movies. Soon they realize that nothing portrayed in these storylines is real. In the article “Being Zac Morris” by Chuck Klosterman, Klosterman discusses the “inevitably cliche” things that are seemingly important due to hyperreality. He does this by using the example of “Saved by the Bell”. Similarly to the way Klosterman describes Saved by the Bell, “One Tree Hill” shares the same concept of hyperreality through stereotypical character romances. Stereotypical characters in a high school setting are bound to make for an interesting television show. In each show viewers are introduced to main characters that immediately catch their eye. Undoubtedly,