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...and I caught a repeat of Conversations with Michael Eisner. I am one of the billions and billions who had never seen his show before. I saw it from the very beginning. Candice Bergen, Goldie Hawn, and Bette Midler were the guests. I caught the opening teaser (where they preview the guests) and then sat through about 4 minutes of his discussion with Bergen.
What a piece of crap! I read the reviews here on the DIS a few months back when his show premiered, but like with the rest of CNBC, I quickly forgot about it and never tuned in. This show could quite possibly have the worst production values that I have ever seen. An interview show? Looked like Eisner was conducting job interviews. The set, with it's ordinary table and no back drop was pathetic. It was simply like watching paint dry. My stomach started to turn when I saw the clip of Midler sucking up to Eisner for giving her, Nick Nolte, and other losers thier 2nd chance big breaks with "Outrageous Fortune".
I have no problem with shows that don't have sets, like Charlie Rose for example. But the difference is that Rose has personality. Something that Eisner is severely lacking. Look, I don't know if this show has been canceled yet, but how CNBC can even show a rerun of this garbage on a Sunday night is beyond me.
Just thought I'd share.
What a piece of crap! I read the reviews here on the DIS a few months back when his show premiered, but like with the rest of CNBC, I quickly forgot about it and never tuned in. This show could quite possibly have the worst production values that I have ever seen. An interview show? Looked like Eisner was conducting job interviews. The set, with it's ordinary table and no back drop was pathetic. It was simply like watching paint dry. My stomach started to turn when I saw the clip of Midler sucking up to Eisner for giving her, Nick Nolte, and other losers thier 2nd chance big breaks with "Outrageous Fortune".
I have no problem with shows that don't have sets, like Charlie Rose for example. But the difference is that Rose has personality. Something that Eisner is severely lacking. Look, I don't know if this show has been canceled yet, but how CNBC can even show a rerun of this garbage on a Sunday night is beyond me.
Just thought I'd share.
