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Thanks for posting about this show - it is very interesting. The one thing I didn't like is that the first couple of episodes, they focused mainly on the products, but by the third episode they focused a lot on the personal conflicts between the 2 pitchmen. I have to say, the two of them seem to be pretty immature and have very inflated/fragile egos. I hope they get back to focusing more on the products and the process.
It was also strange that they spent so much time testing the shark repellant product when it has such a limited audience. That whole segment was pretty ridiculous. I see that the gps pal product that didn't do that well is on sale at various online catalog retailers like harrietcarter.com |
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I'm sure some of it is staged - but who cares, it's cool to see they are (just) REAL PEOPLE. The show appeals to people like me (+ you) -- the type of people who turn the car radio UP when the ads come on, and DOWN when the music comes on. In other words, marketing FREAKS!
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Very nice. Love these type of informative TV Shows. Entertainment and information in one.
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I've been enjoying this too, and like TW, it's nice to see just how many takes they have to do to get everything just right for TV. Makes me think I don't have to get it all right the first time and there's nothing wrong with having to do multiple takes.
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