Thanks for letting me know. I guess I didn't know the scope. What other entertainment Questions would people have that would have a real life impact and NOT be about CONTRACTS?
So, what you seem to be implying without strictly saying, for obvious reasons, is that if I want to keep my freedom of choice "DON'T DO IT"!!!
Years ago, my wife and I applied for
The Amazing Race. We happened to be at a shopping mall that was doing pre-screening interviews with videos, and we applied, amusing ourselves with each other’s responses to the questions. We really had no intention of competing.
Surprisingly, several weeks later we were notified that the producers wanted a second interview - and we were sent a 50+ page booklet of terms and conditions, with additional questions and required documents (medical, financial, personal).
I don’t know if most people read all of the forms and information - but they should. The network attorneys make sure that they have all rights and the contestants have none.
Generally speaking, nothing so bad is going to happen to a contestant that a contestant is going to want to seek legal action against the network. But,
should something happen, the contracts that are signed will pretty much protect the network from any liability.
If you want to consider appearing on
The Voice, you should have all forms that you are asked to sign personally reviewed by an attorney in your area, and all terms explained to your full understanding.