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Shows Which Changed Production Companies In Mid-Stream
tyshaun1:
--- Quote from: BrandonFG on January 24, 2025, 11:21:27 PM ---I mean...I've openly acknowledged that Monty was brilliant because he was a used car salesman who could charm you into buying that lemon. Wayne doesn't play that up nearly as much, and I think it's similar to Drew in that neither want to be a carbon copy of the host whose shoes they want to fill.
There's things I'd do differently with the show but the essence is still there.
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My biggest gripe with current day LMAD is how the crew has a TON of crutches that makes it difficult to tell one episode from another. For a show that leans on improv, they seem to have a hard time coming up with new ideas.
Jeremy Nelson:
--- Quote from: chris319 on January 24, 2025, 11:05:48 PM ---
--- Quote from: BrandonFG on January 22, 2025, 11:21:49 PM ---What are your gripes. I watched it at the gym a few weeks ago, and it's clunky in some areas but mostly inoffensive IMO. Wasn't Monty a consultant up until his death?
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Watch a show hosted by Monty and one hosted by Wayne. If you can't tell the differences, I don't think it'll do much good to try to explain them to you.
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That said, saying "this is a freak show, but I'd rather you blindly look for my personal issues of a reasonably well produced show than just tell you" isn't a productive way to move the conversation forward.
Neumms:
There’s a tiredness about it, but that was there with Monty, too. I like Wayne. He doesn’t get a frenzy going over how much he’s offering for the door, but I find him less patronizing to the contestants.
I’d like more bits that go beyond a blind decision, such as when one spouse tries to convey something to another or when they put inventions or historical events in order. I didn’t even mind Billy Bush’s notorious “which is the transvestite” deal.
We talked about Art James’ Temptation recently, and that would be a fun new addition. It’s not necessarily a deal per se—though you could add one—but it would certainly fit in. Something like How Much Is Enough would, too.
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