Marketing Worldwide Corp (MWWC)

[shoondale]

In the end, it doesn't matter what you or I think anyway. It'll come down to what buzz and interest the show develops. What advertisers think is a lot more crucial than us. I look at it this way...Celebrities thrive on publicity and the brand their name creates. Thus they will naturally want to draw attention to themselves and create recognition. This has the potential to hit really, really big if it is executed properly.

By the way, I was comparing this concept to late shows like the Tonight Show, Colbert, and Kimmel where they depend on one or two guests for ratings. When you gather 50 celebrities, the chances of realizing those TMZ, access hollywood, entertainment tonight, e!, etc. moments and hype is far greater than with one, two, or three guests. That was the point I was trying to get across.