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    "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" Explained By Someone Who Has Never Seen It

    There's Kim, and Khloe, and ... a short one?

    Keeping Up With the Kardashians has been on television since 2007, but I haven't seen a single episode. I'll try to break it down for you anyway ...

    So, obviously, this is Kim Kardashian. She is famous, but I don't know why.

    She has two sisters. They share DNA and a very talented hair-stylist.

    This is Khloe. She must be the oldest because she's the tallest.

    And this is the youngest, Kourtney (?) She is tiny and often pregnant.

    This is her baby daddy. He's a lord or a duke or something.

    There's a possibility that Kourtney is having all those babies so that the family has unlimited access to organs...

    In case one of them needs a liver transplant.

    Anyway, the three Kardashian gals were raised by this fun-loving lesbian couple ...

    Who truly care about their daughters' well-being...

    And aren't afraid to show it.

    Oh, and there are these two!

    I can't figure out if they are A.) Kim’s daughters from a high school pregnancy or B.) the Kardashians’ charity project, like a Big Brothers/Big Sisters Foundation thing.

    Either way, they seem ... nice.

    So, yeah. That's everyone on the show.

    Some people think the Kardashians got famous for "doing nothing."

    But this family let cameras follow them around ...

    And it seems like their normalcy is quite enchanting.

    It is a reality show, afterall, full of realness.

    Plus, let's face it, the Kardashians rule cable TV because they ask the tough questions ...

    Like when is it appropriate to take a selfie?

    And has our obsession with the Internet gone too far?

    The Kardashians explore what it means to be a person ...

    And what it means to be a family.

    Along the way, they teach audiences a life lesson or two ...

    Giving viewers a glimpse into the complexities of the human condition.

    And us? Well, we just have to keep up.