How much do you think these guys really want to “evaluate which TV shows motivate people to learn, and help them absorb new information?”
After seeing the deets of this plan, how many (few?) peeps they’re hiring & how much (little?) they’re paying, yer friendly neighborhood Munchalorian has more than a few questions.
It’s “Having Second Thoughts Time!”
About the post I just made.
Back in the late 1960’s, when I was starting out in TV, a very successful mentor named Jack Chertok, who had brought shows like The Lone Ranger (the original version) My Favorite Martian, and My Living Doll to the medium gave me the following advice:
Always burn your bridges. If you can’t go back you’ll have no choice but to keep moving forward in your career.
Hey, what else can your friendly neighborhood el munchador say? Artists get the audiences they deserve. AmIright?
Once upon a time “munchman,” AKA Timothy Tyler Muncher AKA a veritable truckload of crisp and munchy pseudonyms was an integral part of TVWriter™.
munchachacha has had his ups and downs here, usually starting out like a firecracker and ending up angry and frustrated and slithering off like a 4th of July snake, but he’s always had a big following, and, frankly, all of us here at the current iteration of TVWriter™ love the sonuvabitch.