unscripted

The things they're saying are unscripted; it's what goes on in their lives.

But you know when you're making a movie, a lot of things happen on set that are unscripted.

Even with her back to the action, Nancy knew that something unscripted had happened.

For four minutes, the world was given an unscripted look at how he does business with his international counterparts.

The show's unscripted nature is designed to make each performance unique.

The show is unscripted, with only main plot points set.

And in both, the contests are unscripted, the competition real.

She smiled a little, like it had been a small unscripted success in a life that held very few of them.

Murray was with the production only six days, and all of his lines were unscripted.

Still, unscripted humor is an important element in the lives of Americans.

As always, there's plenty of unscripted television to find on cable.

The response, unscripted, is now bringing tears to everyone's eyes.

Since the segment is to be spontaneous and unscripted, almost nothing has been left to chance.

The name is probably the only thing about the group that is unscripted.

The whisper was also unscripted, but too quiet to be recorded.

These unscripted shows were spontaneous and involved much audience participation.

Unlike other children's fare at the time, it was, for the most part, unscripted.

Do swift movements and unscripted environment cover help at all?

But perhaps the day we all remember most - and especially Maya - was entirely unscripted.

It was one of those magical, unscripted moments that happen in the bush.

The American people have a right to know who the candidates really are, as shown in unscripted debates.

It was a lasting memory at the end of a difficult and truly unscripted several days.

Some scenes in the play are totally unscripted, so the story changes somewhat with each performance.

That rapport is important, he said, because the spots are unscripted.

Oddly enough, one of the best episodes was largely unscripted.