I couldn't agree more. Just when I was thinking this had to be the worst show ever, my roommate remarked enthusiastically, "This show's great!!" Fuck.
Anyway I was wrong. Master of Champions is the worst show ever.
I agree with you to a certain point. I watched the show and actually enjoyed watching some of those people making fools out of themselves. There were other people though that I thought really did have some talent however dull it appeared to be. I mean, the dude that could balance himself on one hand. YES! That is talent, but would one PAY to see something like that? HELL NO! I did have a couple of favorites though. The young comedian I thought was hilarious! The dude with the dogs, I thought he was great too! It does take time and dedication to get dogs to perform like that. So, the guy does have talent.
I'm not sure where the show is going with this though. I need to really know that before I can truly make up my mind about watching further. I mean, the winner gets a million bucks, but what else? Some kind of contract to perform this talent??? Singers, I could understand but where would these people really perform these "talents"? Most of them would probably end up at a circus somewhere...?
I think after watching it the first time, I'd say that some of America does have talent. But it depends on what you think would really be a money maker. After all, isn't that what Simon Cowell is looking for?
I hear ya, Heather. I don't think any of the novelty acts are marketable either. Ultimately, this show will become a singing contest. Just look at Brandy's and The Hoff's almost identical reactions when creepy little girls sing songs written for big-busted broads. That's who'll win this whole thing -- that creepy little girl who looks like Harriet the nosy neighbor from "Small Wonder."
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