rubbernecking

Other reality TV wedding circuses emerged from this primordial soup too, including a few that built an entire marriage-accessory block on TLC and a market for rubbernecking horror comedies like WEtv’s “Bridezillas.”

If fans haven’t grown tired of the scandal, the rubbernecking is sure to continue when the cast makes its dramatic return.

She told Vogue she had thought hard about people "rubbernecking" - wanting to look at others' misfortune.

But I won’t deny the reason I inhale each episode is purely due to the rubbernecking of the trainwreck moments that I can experience from the comfort of my couch.

Whatever happens tonight on CNN with Trump and his town hall, it will be a spectacle and type of political rubbernecking.