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 The best thing to say about Dubai Bling is that by the end of the first episode, you almost feel sorry for the cast. You want to reach out to them, hug them, tell them everything is going to be okay. It is not their fault that, for some of them, their careers, their reputations, their futures, are in tatters. Really, it isn't. They really thought that the show would propel them onto the world stage and make them international superstars. It's all the fault of those horrible people at Netflix, who had a grand plan to fool Dubai and found 10 unsuspecting locals to help them out. Unfortunately, sympathy is likely to be in short supply. One of the most curious aspects of the show, which launched on Netflix on October 27, is that cast members often describe the kinds of people they least relate to, before morphing into those very characters. The opening credits aren't even done before Danya Mohammed tells us, "Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fakest of them all?...