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Comedy Real People Channel

Punk Food | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]

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Ordinary Guys Find Millions In Diamonds?! – “The Shop” – Full Free Maverick Movie 0 (0)

While running an auto repair shop, Shawn inherits his uncles’ ’66 Mustang and finds millions of dollars worth of diamonds stashed in the car. The adoring nephew finds out the truth about his uncle and how these precious gems ended up as his own. He and Robbie start dodging the local hoods, crooked cops, and of course, the diamond hunters. Get ready for a wild ride as these two ordinary guys, running an ordinary business get caught up in a not-so-ordinary situation running ‘The Shop’. YouTube: https://youtu.be/CNYPvuZXKcs Tubi: https://bit.ly/3rjBZYm Amazon: https://amzn.to/363SujQ Also on Pluto, Vudu and more. Learn more about [See More…]

Comedy Real People Channel

Trudy Marshall | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]

Comedy Real People Channel

Haunted House | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]

Comedy Real People Channel

Flying Lawn Mower | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]

Comedy Real People Channel

Wall Walker | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]

Comedy Real People Channel

16 Inch Pete | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]

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Braided Bantu Buns with Braids ft. Serayah | The Braid Up | Cosmopolitan 0 (0)

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Comedy Real People Channel

Vera Coking’s Last Stand | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

Vera Coking watches Atlantic City expand all around her boarding house, refusing to give in to the lure to sell or the threat of eminent domain. She turns down Bob Guccione and a decade later would face Donald Trump and the State Supreme Court. For more information on the history and outcome of Vera Coking’s stand: http://bit.ly/WashingtonPost-VeraCoking http://bit.ly/NewYorkTimes-VeraCoking http://bit.ly/ChicagoTribune-VeraCoking Defying description, Real People went on to become a huge hit for NBC during its five years, giving rise to many imitators and eventually creating the genre, reality television…brought to you by SloppBoxx.Com.

Comedy Real People Channel

Prince Mongo | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

Robert Hodges, also known as Prince Mongo, is a wealthy eccentric Zambodian who has made Memphis his home. To some residents, he’s crazy, to others he’s duping everyone and to still more, he’s a harmless guy who’s just marching to the beat of his own drum. Defying description, Real People went on to become a huge hit for NBC during its five years, giving rise to many imitators and eventually creating the genre, reality television…brought to you by SloppBoxx.Com.