Last night's finale of The Apprentice: Martha Stewart capped off a season where we learned a very important lesson -- don't try to copy an already good show. You'll just end up with a disappointment. Not that the show didn't have its moments. (or that I didn't watch every last second of it) But if Jim hadn't been one of the contestants, there would have been very little to watch.
Right away in the finale we could see that this was going to be stretched out just like the finale of Donald's show; at least they only stretched into one hour. As we saw the two tasks play out, it looked like Bethenny's event was actually going much better. Bethenney, while she didn't have control of her team, had complete control of the event. I loved the moment when Carrie and Jim were sitting and talking about how Bethenny hadn't even started the VIP event, and Bethenny walked in to tell them that she had taken care of it and the VIP event was done. So in all reality, her team did very little. We know she took care of the entire VIP event. We saw her decide that more money needed to be raised for the charity and adding a silent auction. And we saw her team (especially Jim & Carrie) constantly sitting around complaining instead of working. The circus seemed to be a great success, and it was Bethenny's doing. Sure, at the very end she didn't really thank her team, but that didn't bother me that much. They were so rude to her -- why should she be over the top in thanking them?
Over at Dawna's fashion show, two things jumped out at me. First, why did so much of the responsibility get delegated to Amanda? If Martha liked the event so much, perhaps she should have hired Amanda instead. Second, from the editing, it seemed like there was a lot more to Bethenny's event than Dawna's (although that could be a product of the editing). While the fashion show looked good, it's unclear what else Dawna did -- was there a VIP event? Was there a charity element to her event? What did Dawna actually do?
On a side note -- I loved Dawna's to-do list. Way to show the world that making lists is a great way to keep organized, and does NOT make you strange (darling husband of mine, I hope you're paying attention!!!)
Anyways, we get to the conference room, and the one thing that Martha really points out are the programs -- Bethenny's which looks amazing and Dawna's which looks like she printed it off of her computer moments before the event. At this point it seems like Bethenny is the winner -- her event was so well planned, and raised a lot of money for the charity (and why didn't Martha mention this -- was she unaware that Bethenny added an entire element to her event?). But of course, the decision won't be made right away -- they'll have to wait until the live show.
So the two finalists could not be any more different; I think we all knew that it would really just come down to a matter of which type of person Martha wanted in her organization.
But if they were being judged on performance, I don't know how Martha could not hire Bethenny. This brings me to my point with the live finale -- it allows Martha (and Donald on the other show) to watch all the footage. And, alas, Bethenny rubbed a bunch of people the wrong way. So in the end, Martha opted for the safe choice in Dawna. That isn't to say that Dawna isn't a good choice -- she is. It's just that Dawna is like any other job applicant -- she'll be a good employee. But Bethenny would have brought something different to MSLO. Oh well. At least we all know that we'll never have to watch another episode of this less talented little sister of Trump's show again.
And with that, I'm off to watch holiday specials and re-runs until January. Happy Holidays...
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Thursday, December 22, 2005
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
So the real question from tonight's episode of The Apprentice: Martha Stewart is simple -- would you rather have someone on your team who is hungover or someone who holds a grudge from weeks ago? Oh boy.
The interview portion of the episode was really no big surprise. We already knew that Dawna hadsthe most business experience, but isn't too dynamic. We all knew that Bethenny is the
most creative, but can be a bit manic. And anyone who was surprised that Jim didn't make much sense really should be watching something a little less intellectual (oh dear). I only wish that they showed more of the interviews -- I would have liked to see what made the execs say that they just couldn't understand him. Two questions though -- why did she have them all drive out to Connecticut to find out that they were doing the interviews. That seemed like a waste of time. Also, when Martha fired Jim, why did it seem like the majority of her comments were done on voice-over? Was it just poor audio quality or did she really say something a bit different.
So, Dawna and Bethenny in the final two. Interesting in that they have talked before about how different they are -- if Martha wants one, she definitely doesn't want the other. So both versions of The Apprentice have the final two choosing their teams. But the choices weren't great on this show -- in fact, I don't think that Bethenny even had any good choices other than Jim. But even with a bunch of bad choices, why on earth did she choose Carrie? That decision could cost her the job. Of course, Dawna chose three people who think highly of her, but really aren't very good either.
Over at the circus, Bethenny is way too focused on the fundraising aspect of the task, and not on anything else. And she is dealing with the fact that Carrie is still way too bitter. She does have Ryan and Jim though, who are both very good workers.
Dawna has her own set of problems. She chose people to work for her that she likes, and like her, but really aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer. And I think that will come back to get her in the end. (although I loved watching drunk Howie...really great television).
My guess is that this will be a lot closer than some of the other seasons of the show. And it will really come down to which type of person that Martha wants more. If I had to pick one?...Bethenny, by the slightest of margins.
The interview portion of the episode was really no big surprise. We already knew that Dawna hadsthe most business experience, but isn't too dynamic. We all knew that Bethenny is the
most creative, but can be a bit manic. And anyone who was surprised that Jim didn't make much sense really should be watching something a little less intellectual (oh dear). I only wish that they showed more of the interviews -- I would have liked to see what made the execs say that they just couldn't understand him. Two questions though -- why did she have them all drive out to Connecticut to find out that they were doing the interviews. That seemed like a waste of time. Also, when Martha fired Jim, why did it seem like the majority of her comments were done on voice-over? Was it just poor audio quality or did she really say something a bit different.
So, Dawna and Bethenny in the final two. Interesting in that they have talked before about how different they are -- if Martha wants one, she definitely doesn't want the other. So both versions of The Apprentice have the final two choosing their teams. But the choices weren't great on this show -- in fact, I don't think that Bethenny even had any good choices other than Jim. But even with a bunch of bad choices, why on earth did she choose Carrie? That decision could cost her the job. Of course, Dawna chose three people who think highly of her, but really aren't very good either.
Over at the circus, Bethenny is way too focused on the fundraising aspect of the task, and not on anything else. And she is dealing with the fact that Carrie is still way too bitter. She does have Ryan and Jim though, who are both very good workers.
Dawna has her own set of problems. She chose people to work for her that she likes, and like her, but really aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer. And I think that will come back to get her in the end. (although I loved watching drunk Howie...really great television).
My guess is that this will be a lot closer than some of the other seasons of the show. And it will really come down to which type of person that Martha wants more. If I had to pick one?...Bethenny, by the slightest of margins.
Wednesday, December 07, 2005
I wish you all could have been at my house tonight as I watched The Apprentice: Martha Stewart. Not because of the comfy couch or the fact that my husband made hot chocolate. No, it's because I was able to tell what would happen before it did. That's right boys and girls -- I predicted the future.
Ok, not really. It was really just a case of the editing telling us exactly what would happen before it did. First, about two seconds in to the task, Ryan decided that his "baseball player" idea would appeal to Song's clients, even though the execs told them that the target market was middle aged women. Hmmm. Sports commercial? Now, in my family we're all giant Red Sox fans. But even my baseball loving mom & aunt wouldn't really go for the sports commercial. And just in case we weren't positive that this was a bad idea, right after the first commercial break is Martha's piece of advice about meeting the needs of the customer. I think it was at this point that I looked at my hot chocolate making husband and said "So, Ryan's going home tonight."
I did like the move by the NBC folks who promote the show. I read several places that in tonight's episode "one of the candidates has a little too much to drink on the job." And in the previews they show Jim with a drink in his hand being generally goofy on the plane. But it wasn't Jim (and how funny was it that Dawna told the flight attendants not to serve him?) but Ryan. And he didn't just have one or two too many. Well, maybe one or two of each type. The same editors who made it clear who would go home in the first 5 minutes of the show were kind enough to show Ryan going to the fridge over and over and over. They even showed us scenes with Ryan coming up with his "brilliant" ideas with a beer in each hand. Come on. Anyone who went to college (or high school for some) knows that the ideas that seem great when you're drunk usually don't pan out too well the next morning.
So, we get to the conference room and we of course know that Matchstick has lost (because even if we aren't bright enough to pick up on the editing, we did see each of the ads). But the conference room was still fun because Jim just can't kiss enough butt. Did anyone but me hear him after Martha explained their reward exclaim "I love Scrabble!"? And speaking of Scrabble, how on earth can you be a well educated adult and never have played Scrabble? Or even grasp the concept? Oh Dawna.
Of course, when Ryan and Marcella walked back to the conference room, I said (I promise, I really did say this) "so we know Ryan's going home; it's now just a matter of whether or not Marcella goes too." And sure enough, I was right. I was glad that Martha commented on the alcohol issue. My goodness -- you're on national television. The fact that "the beers were free" is a horrible excuse. I so wish that this was Trump's Apprentice -- he would have either fired him right then and there or made some off the wall comment about enjoying a free beer.
With the interviews coming up, this should get interesting. There's no clear leader, especially when it comes to interviews. Dawna is probably a stronger candidate than Jim, but Jim can hang with them with an interview. My prediction? Bethenney & Dawna in the final.
Ok, not really. It was really just a case of the editing telling us exactly what would happen before it did. First, about two seconds in to the task, Ryan decided that his "baseball player" idea would appeal to Song's clients, even though the execs told them that the target market was middle aged women. Hmmm. Sports commercial? Now, in my family we're all giant Red Sox fans. But even my baseball loving mom & aunt wouldn't really go for the sports commercial. And just in case we weren't positive that this was a bad idea, right after the first commercial break is Martha's piece of advice about meeting the needs of the customer. I think it was at this point that I looked at my hot chocolate making husband and said "So, Ryan's going home tonight."
I did like the move by the NBC folks who promote the show. I read several places that in tonight's episode "one of the candidates has a little too much to drink on the job." And in the previews they show Jim with a drink in his hand being generally goofy on the plane. But it wasn't Jim (and how funny was it that Dawna told the flight attendants not to serve him?) but Ryan. And he didn't just have one or two too many. Well, maybe one or two of each type. The same editors who made it clear who would go home in the first 5 minutes of the show were kind enough to show Ryan going to the fridge over and over and over. They even showed us scenes with Ryan coming up with his "brilliant" ideas with a beer in each hand. Come on. Anyone who went to college (or high school for some) knows that the ideas that seem great when you're drunk usually don't pan out too well the next morning.
So, we get to the conference room and we of course know that Matchstick has lost (because even if we aren't bright enough to pick up on the editing, we did see each of the ads). But the conference room was still fun because Jim just can't kiss enough butt. Did anyone but me hear him after Martha explained their reward exclaim "I love Scrabble!"? And speaking of Scrabble, how on earth can you be a well educated adult and never have played Scrabble? Or even grasp the concept? Oh Dawna.
Of course, when Ryan and Marcella walked back to the conference room, I said (I promise, I really did say this) "so we know Ryan's going home; it's now just a matter of whether or not Marcella goes too." And sure enough, I was right. I was glad that Martha commented on the alcohol issue. My goodness -- you're on national television. The fact that "the beers were free" is a horrible excuse. I so wish that this was Trump's Apprentice -- he would have either fired him right then and there or made some off the wall comment about enjoying a free beer.
With the interviews coming up, this should get interesting. There's no clear leader, especially when it comes to interviews. Dawna is probably a stronger candidate than Jim, but Jim can hang with them with an interview. My prediction? Bethenney & Dawna in the final.
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
The Apprentice: Martha was really good tonight. Actually, I'm kind of surprised...it was really good. Donald good.
The first thing that made tonight's episode good was the task. So many of the tasks have been sales tasks -- this one wasn't, and I was really glad for that. Creating a huge display for the car was an actual challenge -- they had to both be creative and market the car. I really liked Ryan's idea and his original video. If they had actually executed, they may have pulled off a victory. Of course, the display for Primarius was elegant and with it's clean lines looked to be just what the execs wanted. And way to go Bethanny -- I'm glad to see you step up and show Dawna that you are actual competition.
The next thing I liked was the reward. Ok, I couldn't care less who they were eating with and what Charles (with his stupid cigar) is really like. What was interesting was the voice over of Charles talking about the three contestants. Sounds like Jim is nearing the end of his time on the show. And because it sounded so much like a voice over, it makes me think that Bethanny & Dawna are in the final round. (at least the "interview" round) I also liked that Jim talked "strategy" -- if you watch any reality tv at all, you would know that this is not a good idea! Don't broadcast your strategy to the other players, and certainly not to one of the execs that helps make the final decision!!!
Finally, thank you thank you thank you to whoever figured out that editing the show to tell you who gets fired is NOT a good idea! Yes, I know that it was clear that Leslie would be fired if her team lost. But that had nothing to do with the editing; it had everything to do with her talking about wishing she had another Leslie on the team (really?) and complaining about hauling furniture while wearing Armani. (ok, so that did make me laugh a bit) The editing helped this episode immensly -- it really showed how editing can make or break a reality show.
Anyways, I was glad to see Leslie go. I like Marcella, and hopefully she will choose next week as her moment to shine!
The first thing that made tonight's episode good was the task. So many of the tasks have been sales tasks -- this one wasn't, and I was really glad for that. Creating a huge display for the car was an actual challenge -- they had to both be creative and market the car. I really liked Ryan's idea and his original video. If they had actually executed, they may have pulled off a victory. Of course, the display for Primarius was elegant and with it's clean lines looked to be just what the execs wanted. And way to go Bethanny -- I'm glad to see you step up and show Dawna that you are actual competition.
The next thing I liked was the reward. Ok, I couldn't care less who they were eating with and what Charles (with his stupid cigar) is really like. What was interesting was the voice over of Charles talking about the three contestants. Sounds like Jim is nearing the end of his time on the show. And because it sounded so much like a voice over, it makes me think that Bethanny & Dawna are in the final round. (at least the "interview" round) I also liked that Jim talked "strategy" -- if you watch any reality tv at all, you would know that this is not a good idea! Don't broadcast your strategy to the other players, and certainly not to one of the execs that helps make the final decision!!!
Finally, thank you thank you thank you to whoever figured out that editing the show to tell you who gets fired is NOT a good idea! Yes, I know that it was clear that Leslie would be fired if her team lost. But that had nothing to do with the editing; it had everything to do with her talking about wishing she had another Leslie on the team (really?) and complaining about hauling furniture while wearing Armani. (ok, so that did make me laugh a bit) The editing helped this episode immensly -- it really showed how editing can make or break a reality show.
Anyways, I was glad to see Leslie go. I like Marcella, and hopefully she will choose next week as her moment to shine!
Thursday, November 17, 2005
Why did I like tonight's episode of The Apprentice: Martha Stewart? Because Amanda was finally fired. Thank you Martha! Thank you for doing what I wished I could have done with all those "Amandas" I have had to work with over the years. You know who I'm talking about. Everyone has at least one Amanda at their office. That person who is happy to tell you what's going wrong, what they could do better, talk about how great they are at the job, yet never actually do anything. And then, whenever your project/task fails, it never seems to be their fault. Thank you thank you thank you for firing her!!!
Tonight's task was actually pretty interesting. Not because the product was great (would you really pay $169 for a coffee pot?), but because they were given $40,000 seed money. $40,000! It was interesting to see how different the 2 approaches were. And while Marcella's team hated her pastery chef idea, getting a celebrity chef was actually a great way to bring in traffic. If only the team could have sold a few machines to that traffic. And Dawna took a big risk in hiring that PR firm. Which brings me to my big question for the night -- how can I get paid $30,ooo to do 1 day of "PR" and "marketing"? I can find 20 college kids to blanket a city with advertising (20 kids at $200 for the day...ok, that's only $4,000 of my budget...). I can set up boxes. I can make posters. This is so the job for me!
Anyways, I think that Bethenny, Jim, & Leslie will be around in the finals. And Leslie is my pick to win it all. I really liked how she handled herself in tonight's episode. Hopefully, this Apprentice will have a live finale, like Donald's does. The live finale means that Martha can watch all the footage before making a final decision -- I think that makes a big difference. Seeing what goes on in the loft and behind the scenes on tasks really shows a lot about some of the contestants.
Tomorrow is Thursday...thank goodness...
Tonight's task was actually pretty interesting. Not because the product was great (would you really pay $169 for a coffee pot?), but because they were given $40,000 seed money. $40,000! It was interesting to see how different the 2 approaches were. And while Marcella's team hated her pastery chef idea, getting a celebrity chef was actually a great way to bring in traffic. If only the team could have sold a few machines to that traffic. And Dawna took a big risk in hiring that PR firm. Which brings me to my big question for the night -- how can I get paid $30,ooo to do 1 day of "PR" and "marketing"? I can find 20 college kids to blanket a city with advertising (20 kids at $200 for the day...ok, that's only $4,000 of my budget...). I can set up boxes. I can make posters. This is so the job for me!
Anyways, I think that Bethenny, Jim, & Leslie will be around in the finals. And Leslie is my pick to win it all. I really liked how she handled herself in tonight's episode. Hopefully, this Apprentice will have a live finale, like Donald's does. The live finale means that Martha can watch all the footage before making a final decision -- I think that makes a big difference. Seeing what goes on in the loft and behind the scenes on tasks really shows a lot about some of the contestants.
Tomorrow is Thursday...thank goodness...
Thursday, November 10, 2005
So, it's Martha's Apprentice night, and all is well with the world. Why? Certainly not because of the task, or the business advice, or the editing that shows you who will go home from about 20 minutes in. No, it's because of the tidbits we learn about Martha Stewart. Tonight's bit? Martha collects taxidermy.
That's right, you heard me -- Martha collects taxidermy. And not just fish. Oh no. She loves all animals. In fact, she loves taxidermy so much she had her house designed around the giant fish on the wall. Does anyone else think this is strange? When I think of Martha, I think of elegant, classy dinner parties, and making dinners at home that would rival the finest restaurants. I just don't think of giant fish mounted on the wall. My whole outlook is shaken.
The show itself was actually really good. I love the QVC task, mostly because they all think they can do it, even though they can't. When you watch QVC (alright, I admit it, sometimes I watch QVC), the hosts make it look so easy. But, like everything else in the world, sometimes the things that look easy are actually quite difficult. So Howie thought directing a 10 minute QVC spot would be easy. HA! I did, though, really enjoy the moments when he was testing the earpieces ("Jim, can you hear me?" "No, this is Dawna." "Ok, now Jim can you hear me?" "Still have Dawna." "Dawna, give me a thumbs up if you hear me." oh wait...that's Jim).
Speaking of editing letting us know who was going home, what was the deal with Amanda. I loved that Ryan noticed that every time she was on screen, the numbers dropped. And as soon as they went back to Leslie, the numbers shot back up. I think I should add the QVC control room to my list of places I would love to visit (inside the Green Monster at Fenway, Ellis Island, QVC Control Room...).
So, no surprise, Howie went home. And Mark Burnett, if you ever read blogs, PLEASE have whoever edits this show take a lesson or two from the people who edit Survivor. We don't want to know who will go home from the beginning! It takes all the fun out of watching the show!!!
Only 21 hours until Survivor...
That's right, you heard me -- Martha collects taxidermy. And not just fish. Oh no. She loves all animals. In fact, she loves taxidermy so much she had her house designed around the giant fish on the wall. Does anyone else think this is strange? When I think of Martha, I think of elegant, classy dinner parties, and making dinners at home that would rival the finest restaurants. I just don't think of giant fish mounted on the wall. My whole outlook is shaken.
The show itself was actually really good. I love the QVC task, mostly because they all think they can do it, even though they can't. When you watch QVC (alright, I admit it, sometimes I watch QVC), the hosts make it look so easy. But, like everything else in the world, sometimes the things that look easy are actually quite difficult. So Howie thought directing a 10 minute QVC spot would be easy. HA! I did, though, really enjoy the moments when he was testing the earpieces ("Jim, can you hear me?" "No, this is Dawna." "Ok, now Jim can you hear me?" "Still have Dawna." "Dawna, give me a thumbs up if you hear me." oh wait...that's Jim).
Speaking of editing letting us know who was going home, what was the deal with Amanda. I loved that Ryan noticed that every time she was on screen, the numbers dropped. And as soon as they went back to Leslie, the numbers shot back up. I think I should add the QVC control room to my list of places I would love to visit (inside the Green Monster at Fenway, Ellis Island, QVC Control Room...).
So, no surprise, Howie went home. And Mark Burnett, if you ever read blogs, PLEASE have whoever edits this show take a lesson or two from the people who edit Survivor. We don't want to know who will go home from the beginning! It takes all the fun out of watching the show!!!
Only 21 hours until Survivor...
Thursday, November 03, 2005
Wednesday night...must be time for The Apprentice: Martha Stewart! (tagline: not as good as Donald's, but still better than most of what's on tv) Tonight's task -- create a "mobile billboard" to advertise Tide to Go. Let's check in with the teams...
First up: Matchstick. Their idea involves "Tide to Go Man." As soon as I saw Ryan in the costume, well, let's just say it made the entire hour worthwhile. I actually laughed out loud. Hard. In fact, I'm still laughing. If the task is measured with the ever popular "applause-o-meter," they have this task in the bag.
Over at Primarius, there are laughs as well. Of course, I'm laughing at them, rather than with them. Sarah, who apparently has no leadership skills whatsoever, has them all brainstorming silently. This, by the way, is a slam dunk for riveting television. Finally, Bethenny & Howie take matters into their own clearly capable hands, and start calling around to book acrobats and jugglers. I am watching the show as I am typing, and I still have no idea what their concept is.
Now, the performance section of the show. Matchstick has a boxing ring where Ryan boxes various stains. There's actually a good crowd around, and lots of people trying the pen. Meanwhile, Primarius is out on their flatbed truck rapping about Tide to Go. Oh my goodness. You know how sometimes on these shows there is something that is so bad it's good? This was so bad it was past the point of good television. The entire team should be fired. If nothing else, they should get some sort of permanent stamp on their resume (or their foreheads) that says "Do NOT hire for a job in marketing. Ever." Of course, Matchstick wins by a landslide. And in an actual shocker, Sarah can't believe that they lost. This, does, however, answer the question of whether she is naturally blonde.
Martha doesn't do "boardroom"; she has her "conference room." And this is where her show differs so greatly from Donald's -- he would have already yelled at them, and maybe even fired the entire team. But there are a lot of questions, and, of course, no answers. (and by the way, what on earth is the deal with Charles? Carrying around an unlit cigar just doesn't seem very "Martha." Does he think it looks good? Oh dear...) Ok, we're back from commercials, and Martha is finally getting harsh with them. (you go girl!) And, thankfully, she fires both Sarah & Carrie with her lackluster catchphrase "you just don't fit in." They were both so bad...thank goodness they're both gone.
(by the way, gotta love the Thelma & Louise-type moment at the end where the girls walk down the long hallway holding hands. Please please please tell me that they did that on their own, and not because some production assistant thought it would be good tv!)
Next week? Jim's on live tv...oh my...
First up: Matchstick. Their idea involves "Tide to Go Man." As soon as I saw Ryan in the costume, well, let's just say it made the entire hour worthwhile. I actually laughed out loud. Hard. In fact, I'm still laughing. If the task is measured with the ever popular "applause-o-meter," they have this task in the bag.
Over at Primarius, there are laughs as well. Of course, I'm laughing at them, rather than with them. Sarah, who apparently has no leadership skills whatsoever, has them all brainstorming silently. This, by the way, is a slam dunk for riveting television. Finally, Bethenny & Howie take matters into their own clearly capable hands, and start calling around to book acrobats and jugglers. I am watching the show as I am typing, and I still have no idea what their concept is.
Now, the performance section of the show. Matchstick has a boxing ring where Ryan boxes various stains. There's actually a good crowd around, and lots of people trying the pen. Meanwhile, Primarius is out on their flatbed truck rapping about Tide to Go. Oh my goodness. You know how sometimes on these shows there is something that is so bad it's good? This was so bad it was past the point of good television. The entire team should be fired. If nothing else, they should get some sort of permanent stamp on their resume (or their foreheads) that says "Do NOT hire for a job in marketing. Ever." Of course, Matchstick wins by a landslide. And in an actual shocker, Sarah can't believe that they lost. This, does, however, answer the question of whether she is naturally blonde.
Martha doesn't do "boardroom"; she has her "conference room." And this is where her show differs so greatly from Donald's -- he would have already yelled at them, and maybe even fired the entire team. But there are a lot of questions, and, of course, no answers. (and by the way, what on earth is the deal with Charles? Carrying around an unlit cigar just doesn't seem very "Martha." Does he think it looks good? Oh dear...) Ok, we're back from commercials, and Martha is finally getting harsh with them. (you go girl!) And, thankfully, she fires both Sarah & Carrie with her lackluster catchphrase "you just don't fit in." They were both so bad...thank goodness they're both gone.
(by the way, gotta love the Thelma & Louise-type moment at the end where the girls walk down the long hallway holding hands. Please please please tell me that they did that on their own, and not because some production assistant thought it would be good tv!)
Next week? Jim's on live tv...oh my...
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