Richard Rawlings had an idea for a TV show and pursued the networks for several years before hitting the big-time so congratulations to him. The TV show that started in a small way has grown but now seems to be a parody of itself. Each episode used to end with a tally-up of profit or loss but that bit has been dropped. Now it seems to be an ego trip for Richard who throws his hands in the air, shouting, "Yow", or patting his hair down while calling for a beer. The mechanics do their share of acting in between the work. The only one who seems to be grounded in reality is Christie. Sue the upholsterer does the same thing when Richard comes calling, "You bring me junk, You can have it tomorrow".
The car builds are interesting for me at least although I do wonder about the haggling that goes on between buyer and seller, especially with a camera present. Just how real is Reality TV? Just keep telling yourself, It's only a TV show; it's only a TV show; it's only a TV show.
The car builds are interesting for me at least although I do wonder about the haggling that goes on between buyer and seller, especially with a camera present. Just how real is Reality TV? Just keep telling yourself, It's only a TV show; it's only a TV show; it's only a TV show.