landtuna said:
Youtube stars will have their own talk shows soon
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What Is Up With All These New Talks Show This Season??
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Youtube stars will have their own talk shows soon
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"The 2011-12 season is when there should've been a food fight."
Maybe not. You have to remember, it can take a long time, sometimes two to three years or more, to take a talk show from initial pitch to greenlight for a pilot to signing a station affiliation lineup to series production to premiere. Ricki Lake, who had a recent and successful track record, took the better part of four years to get re-launched after she first started telling potential producers and syndicators she wanted to make a comeback. Katie Coouric also started sounding out possible producers behind the scenes while she was still anchoring the CBS Evening News (but after she knew she was going to leave the anchor desk). A lot if these shows took time to launch, time that began even before it was certain Oprah was going to pack it in on broadcast TV .
Why have they all jumped in now? Could be coincidence, actually. They all hit the starting line at once, but these shows have been anything from one to four years in the making. Everyone is in the fray, not necessarily because they expected to be the next Oprah (a few were in the planning stages while Oprah was still in production), but they know even a semi-successful show that can stay on the air for several seasons can make a LOT of money over and above the cost of producing it and paying the host. Haven't seen most of the newbies so I don't have an opinion on which of them will join Rachael Ray, Ellen Degeneres, Jerry Springer and Kelly Ripa as long term survivors. One or two probably will, one or two more will be around for a second season but fall to the wayside by the time year three comes around,, and the rest won't get beyond season one.
There's just so much room for these shows on the schedule. But the ones that make it beyond year one make beaucoup bucks, and the long term survivors make money a prime-time hit's producers and stars would envy.
Maybe not. You have to remember, it can take a long time, sometimes two to three years or more, to take a talk show from initial pitch to greenlight for a pilot to signing a station affiliation lineup to series production to premiere. Ricki Lake, who had a recent and successful track record, took the better part of four years to get re-launched after she first started telling potential producers and syndicators she wanted to make a comeback. Katie Coouric also started sounding out possible producers behind the scenes while she was still anchoring the CBS Evening News (but after she knew she was going to leave the anchor desk). A lot if these shows took time to launch, time that began even before it was certain Oprah was going to pack it in on broadcast TV .
Why have they all jumped in now? Could be coincidence, actually. They all hit the starting line at once, but these shows have been anything from one to four years in the making. Everyone is in the fray, not necessarily because they expected to be the next Oprah (a few were in the planning stages while Oprah was still in production), but they know even a semi-successful show that can stay on the air for several seasons can make a LOT of money over and above the cost of producing it and paying the host. Haven't seen most of the newbies so I don't have an opinion on which of them will join Rachael Ray, Ellen Degeneres, Jerry Springer and Kelly Ripa as long term survivors. One or two probably will, one or two more will be around for a second season but fall to the wayside by the time year three comes around,, and the rest won't get beyond season one.
There's just so much room for these shows on the schedule. But the ones that make it beyond year one make beaucoup bucks, and the long term survivors make money a prime-time hit's producers and stars would envy.
Trisha Goddard is pure sleaze talk meaning she'll be around forever and a day. Caught two mins yesterday morning. The guy who was the guest on the show yesterday claimed to be an "O" word therapist. It's not a polite word and I certainly won't post it here. Everyone on this board are smart intelligent adults and should be able to figure out what the "O" word in question is.
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landtuna said:I was captive in a hospital waiting room today for several hours and was forced to watch "Wendy Williams" and "Riki Lake".
I had no idea daytime TV was that bad!!! :
Hey, as long as you were "captive," that's all TPTB care about.....
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1069_KIFR said:
You probably meant Richard Bey. That show was something else. No way they'll ever revive it with that format if he ever gets another show.
I'll add I swear that the mid-90's were more glutted with talk shows. And with Ricki and Arsenio coming back I think it's more of that theory that certain things become notable again 20 years later that's been around since the 50's revival in the 70's.
Well Trisha is on KSTW at 3AM weekdays so I don't watch it...
You also had on in the 1990s: "Forgive or Forget" with Mother Love, "The Pat Bullard Show," "Mark Walberg," and the ill-fated "Day and Date" show-along with many others. Most of these are on the "forgotten" scale...
-crainbebo
You also had on in the 1990s: "Forgive or Forget" with Mother Love, "The Pat Bullard Show," "Mark Walberg," and the ill-fated "Day and Date" show-along with many others. Most of these are on the "forgotten" scale...
-crainbebo
crainbebo said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_and_Date
Day And Date was hosted by KPIX Anchor Dana King.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dana_King
Well She is better known for her role on the CBS5 News here in San Francisco since 1997. Dana King is one of the best anchors here in the Bay Area.
unclehonkey said:
Trisha Goddard is pure sleaze ;D Not a surprise here. Geraldo, Jerry Springer, Richard Bey and Maury were pure sleaze in the 1990's. 20 years larer Geraldo is Sleaze on Fox News, also the political Cable/talk hosts on MSNBC, Fox, HLN and CNN are pure sleaze. Sleaze has not changed in 20 years except the topics have changed. From "This guy Cheated on Me", "This guy had sex with many Women" and "This Woman is a Whore" to "Obama is Communist" to "Paul Ryan is a Loose Cannon who is Fascist" The only Difference is that Trash talk moved to another venue.
A "word to the wise" for producers:
"Hit 'Em Where They Ain't!"
Translation: Produce shows in genres not well represented (i.e., don't launch another daytime talk show). Such a show may stand a much better chance for success because it will stand out!
"Hit 'Em Where They Ain't!"
Translation: Produce shows in genres not well represented (i.e., don't launch another daytime talk show). Such a show may stand a much better chance for success because it will stand out!
I heard that one twice in the same commercial break on the radio.ixnay said:
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