WDWHound
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This is just unbelievable. Battling over someones estate on TV. I cant beleive the Disney Company would allow this garbage on its network.
Here are a couple of excerpts from a CNN article describing a new reality show ABC has planned.
"HOLLYWOOD, California (Reuters) -- Call it outrageous fortune: ABC and the producer of ratings hits "The Bachelor" and "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?" are developing a reality show in which the family and friends of a wealthy benefactor will compete in a do-or-die battle to win the bulk of his estate, Variety reports"
"Family members and friends who take part in the series will be put through a series of challenges each week, many of them designed by the benefactor. In these weekly competitions, players will vie for a shot at some smaller portion of the benefactor's estate -- the BMW or the vacation house. "
"What's more, "The Will" will incorporate a vote-off portion in which friends and family members get a shot at eliminating someone from the game -- essentially cutting that person out of the will. It's possible that a group of cousins, for example, could gang up to vote out cranky Uncle Lloyd."
"Family members who have a lifetime worth of baggage will be voting each other out," Fleiss said. "It's much more interesting than a bunch of strangers doing it to each other."
Here is a link to the full article:
http://www.cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/25/offbeat.television.will.reut/index.html
Here are a couple of excerpts from a CNN article describing a new reality show ABC has planned.
"HOLLYWOOD, California (Reuters) -- Call it outrageous fortune: ABC and the producer of ratings hits "The Bachelor" and "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?" are developing a reality show in which the family and friends of a wealthy benefactor will compete in a do-or-die battle to win the bulk of his estate, Variety reports"
"Family members and friends who take part in the series will be put through a series of challenges each week, many of them designed by the benefactor. In these weekly competitions, players will vie for a shot at some smaller portion of the benefactor's estate -- the BMW or the vacation house. "
"What's more, "The Will" will incorporate a vote-off portion in which friends and family members get a shot at eliminating someone from the game -- essentially cutting that person out of the will. It's possible that a group of cousins, for example, could gang up to vote out cranky Uncle Lloyd."
"Family members who have a lifetime worth of baggage will be voting each other out," Fleiss said. "It's much more interesting than a bunch of strangers doing it to each other."
Here is a link to the full article:
http://www.cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/25/offbeat.television.will.reut/index.html
