What made The Real World such an intriguing show was its premise. Seven total strangers were thrust into a house and then their interactions with meeting new people were documented. Obviously, there were a number of people over the years who saw getting on the show as an opportunity for fame and fortune.

However with The Real World, especially the earlier seasons, there was a general consensus that the show was a bit more "genuine" when compared to later batches of episodes in the show. Los Angeles was the second season of the wildly popular series. It debuted in 1993 and spanned 22 consecutive weeks of production.

Season 2 actually featured nine total cast members, but there were some replacements along the way. David Edwards was asked to leave by fellow house members, and Irene Berrera-Kearns departed because she got married. They were replaced by Glen Naessens and Beth Anthony.

Season 2 also featured some new elements that would become par for the course for MTV programming.

The show started with Tami and Dominic getting flown to Nashville and then driving an RV to Hollywood. Along the way, they stopped in Kentucky to pick up Jon Brennan.