Chatabix S14 Ep 735: The One in a Million Gameshow
Nov 18, 2025
Joe pitches a unique gameshow idea that blends celebs and the public guessing the true endings of bizarre real-life stories. The discussion heats up as they weigh timing—should it be a Saturday night hit or a daytime classic? They share a hilarious example involving paper airplanes to illustrate the comedic angle. Throughout the banter, the duo mulls over production costs and the passionate pitch required to attract network interest. Will this wild concept ever make it to TV? Tune in for the laughs and creativity!
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Place The Show In Its Timeslot
- Pitches must place a show clearly in the schedule and style before asking executives to buy in.
- Identify the target slot and comparable shows to justify why your format belongs there.
Energy Sells Formats Not Just Facts
- A bland factual readout doesn't sell a show's excitement by itself.
- The pitch needs emotional energy and vivid storytelling to make commissioners feel the format.
Paper Aeroplane Story Demo
- Joe illustrates the core game using the paper aeroplane story and on-air contestant banter.
- He demonstrates how silly, specific answers (e.g., landing on a candle) create entertainment.