Attack of the Show! (series) (2005)
Anno di Uscita: 2005
Nazione: N/A
Titolo Alternativo: N/A
Regista: Alan Wu, Christopher Bavelles, Genji Keen, Michael W. Shaw, Najib Tabri, Thomas Edward Seymour, Yaniv Fituci
Sceneggiatore: Adam Dubowsky, Blair Butler, Casey Schreiner, Chris Kasick, Danny Ricker, David Geberitt, Eli Braden, Eric Toth, Gerry Duggan, John Walsh, Josh Flaum, Kevin Seccia, Kris Fried, Kristen Rutherford, Mike Demski, Najib Tabri, Nick Malis, Nick Spears, Seth Kingsley, Yaniv Fituci, Zach Selwyn
Produzione & Genere
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Compagnie: N/A
Genere: News, Talk-Show
Trama
Attack of the Show! was a daily live show on G4 network that aired from 2005 to 2012. The show originally featured segments like "Judgment Day" and "Portal", focusing on gaming news, reviews, and entertainment. However, around mid-season 2008-2009, the format changed significantly. Popular hosts Corey Rouse was replaced by Kristin Holt (Adams), which some viewers perceived as a 'sex sells' tactic to attract more sponsors. The show began to focus less on gaming and more on pop culture, tech news, and celebrity interviews. This shift attracted a wider audience but was controversial among hardcore gamers who felt the change diluted the network's original purpose.
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Riepilogo
Attack of the Show! was a live talk-show series aired daily from 2005 to 2012 on G4 Network. Initially, it catered to gaming enthusiasts with segments like "Judgment Day" and "Portal", providing news, reviews, and entertainment focused around video games. However, midway through its run, the show underwent significant changes. Popular host Corey Rouse was replaced by Kristin Holt (Adams), sparking criticism that the network was using sex appeal to attract sponsors. The format shifted towards pop culture, tech news, celebrity interviews, and lifestyle topics, attracting a broader audience but alienating some hardcore gaming fans who felt the show had lost its original focus.
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