Any new local shows . . .?

[blender]

Do you think there would be a market fo any new local shows that catered to somebody other than 55 yr. old housewives (i.e. Sonoran Living, Your Life A to Z)? Just a random thought.

 

[formeraa]

> Do you think there would be a market fo any new local shows
> that catered to somebody other than 55 yr. old housewives
> (i.e. Sonoran Living, Your Life A to Z)? Just a random
> thought.
>
It depends on how much companies are willing to pay for product placement and informational segments. Sadly, these shows are hardly doing a public service, since they amount to paid advertising. BTW, Phoenix seems to have an abundance of these shows compared to other cities. Is it because of the high percentage of retirees who stay at home all day?

Maybe a hunting show for males in the evenings featuring the latest hunting equipment...

 

[buster2]

Bring back "Finn and Friends!"

If you can't get him, try looking up Rita Davenport.

 

[TAWT]

> > Do you think there would be a market fo any new local
> shows
> > that catered to somebody other than 55 yr. old housewives
> > (i.e. Sonoran Living, Your Life A to Z)? Just a random
> > thought.
> >
> It depends on how much companies are willing to pay for
> product placement and informational segments. Sadly, these
> shows are hardly doing a public service, since they amount
> to paid advertising. BTW, Phoenix seems to have an
> abundance of these shows compared to other cities. Is it
> because of the high percentage of retirees who stay at home
> all day?

I agree that cost is always an issue. It's amazing the shows mentioned are still on the air. Isn't two hours of Kaley O'Kelley enough?
>
> Maybe a hunting show for males in the evenings featuring the
> latest hunting equipment...
>