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Re: A mainstream TV series that might paint gun owners in a positive light
« Reply #30 on: October 28, 2009, 02:36:12 PM »
Good idea, but extremely poorly execution.  The producers should be embarrassed, they had no idea how to make  this show (or any reality show) properly.   Its not anti-gun but its anti-entertainment which sets mainstream pro-gun television back significantly.  We need a hit show for gun owners with universal appeal, that pulls in the viewers and shows how financially significant we are (ratings).  That my friends would be a major game changer that would lead to more pro-gun entertainment and ultimately help positively shape the public's perception of guns.

Luckily, there is something in the works...   ;)   

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Re: A mainstream TV series that might paint gun owners in a positive light
« Reply #31 on: October 28, 2009, 07:45:41 PM »
Episode 2 tonight is worse than the 1st one..... he's an actor and a poor one at that.


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Re: A mainstream TV series that might paint gun owners in a positive light
« Reply #32 on: October 29, 2009, 02:22:57 PM »
I keep wanting to fast forward to the exciting parts, but then I realize there ISN'T an exciting part.  I read somewhere that the series picks up after a few episodes, but I don't see how. 

A question:  Are the requirements for a salesman selling a lot (of guns) different than the traits that make a good TV show salesman?  That is, might Josh be a good salesman, but a poor TV host?  Or, might he be a good TV host, but can't sell guns well?  Or, might he be poor at both?  I can't remember the last person at a retail store who asked me my name, unless it was for some paperwork.

I too have been thinking what I would do differently to make this show better.  I would try to do more with each story.  I would have some kind of followup, 'X weeks later' sort of thing.  On the other hand, the average gun (or any retail) transaction is boring.  Customer comes in, shops, buys something, leaves.  Would the same series work better set in a (used) car dealer?
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Re: A mainstream TV series that might paint gun owners in a positive light
« Reply #33 on: October 29, 2009, 06:43:03 PM »
The show plain suck arse. I cant believe the stupid shit i see on that show. I will no loger watch it after this, cant see my self supporting this scripted pile of crap. >:( >:( >:(
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