Chris Harrison Says He Doesn't Have Time To 'Hate-Watch' 'UnREAL'

Chris Harrison hasn't watched much of the Lifetime series "UnREAL ," but what little he's seen he deemed "not very realistic," he said in a conversation with HuffPost Live on Monday.

"I've seen one scene of it," Harrison told host Nancy Redd. "I turned it on for two seconds. I was flipping through and I saw this girl run out and yell, 'Stop the roll' or 'Hold the roll' -- some movie term, I guess, that they yell in movies -- and then I just was done with the show."

"I was like, 'OK, well, it's not very realistic,' so I quit watching," he added, while reaffirming that he's only seen "that one moment" from the show.

The rigorous shooting schedules for "The Bachelor " franchise don't leave the new "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" host with an abundance of time for television, regardless of his opinion of it.

"I don't get to like-watch anything, much less hate-watch," Harrison said. "I don't have time for that."

Harrison previously told Variety that "UnREAL" is "really terrible" and that "at the end of the day, no one is watching [it]." His comments didn't rattle series co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, however, who told Us Weekly  that the show's staff was just "glad he [Harrison] saw it."

Watch more from Chris Harrison's HuffPost Live conversation here.

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