it used to be that the world of reality television focusing on the lives of teens went more towards the glitz and glamor of the more popular students. Whether it was "Laguna Beach: The Real O.C." or its hugely popular spin-off show "The Hills," these MTV reality shows were far more interested in presenting those who were the obvious choice for the camera spotlight. And while some of the other programming that was based in reality, like the show "Made," may have featured students from all walks of life, you weren't as likely to find an entire series devoted to someone whose interests were slightly more off the radar. However, it's been cool to be a little bit edgy lately, if the rush of Converse shoes and rimmed glasses making their way across numerous channels on satellite TV is any indicator. And accordingly, MTV has jumped on the bandwagon first, understanding that it is just as important to market to those who do not find themselves marketed to...