non-competition object show

A type of an object show that don't focus on competition, just on the adventures of objects.

We need more non-competition object shows! Nobody needs more competition object shows!

by Ryan900USAYT September 24, 2023

Kings of the Internet (TV show)

Kings of the Internet is a TV show that follows the lives and delves into the minds of some of the world's richest and most influential internet celebrity entrepreneurs who have built online empires, inspired the masses and live a luxurious life that most people can only dream of. In the social media/internet celebrity world this small group of social stars are called “heavy hitters” and every industry has them.

Kings of the Internet can be watched on Amazon Instant Video, Vudu, iTunes, and Google PlayIt is also available for free on tv isnchannel.

Kings of the Internet is focused on the lifestyle, mindset, money, digital marketing secrets, personal brand building, public speaker, book authoring, YouTubing and podcasting careers held by each of the Internet celebrity members of the Internet Kings cast.

Securína Baga: Hey Rich! Who is on the cast for Season 1 of Kings of the Internet TV show that was released in December 2022?

Richard Asfuh: We have about 25 cast members but every month we have been expanding and collaborating with more internet celebrities and famous entrepreneurs. It was amazing to see how the Kings of the Internet (TV show) content includes Gary Vaynerchuk, Jake Paul, Lewis Howes, Patrick Bet-David, Jay Shetty, Tai Lopez, Grant Cardone, Josh King 'JetSet' Madrid, Andrew Tate, Dan Bilzerian, Anthony Robbins, Branden Condy, Russell Brunson, Graham Stephan, Alex Hormozi, Alex Becker, Iman Gadzhi, Sebastian Ghiorghiu, Dan Lok, Tristan Tate, Sebastian Ghiorghiu and Jordan Welch.

by WikiSauce February 27, 2023

Private show

this is where two people come together and get a "private show" commonly this tends to be a woman naked , or giving a lap dance.

She likes giving guys a private show in her room.

by mrJJ November 22, 2011

The Opie and Anthony Show

"The Opie (real name Gregg) and Anthony Show" are consistent, quality morning commute-time-slot radio personalities. The duo (with "glorified intern", the hysterical Jimmy Norton present almost every day) are syndicated in the weekday mornings from 6-9, and then on uncensored satellite radio from 9-11(AM).

A typical show can include story bits (radio bits that evolve from a witty or shocking story by anyone in the studio), celebrity call ins, an appearance by one of many of the shows' "unique characters" (ex. a 50 some odd woman, who is homeless and a virgin) or all of the above. Not greatly structured (but by no means "amateur" or loose feeling), the show is non linear and follows little pattern, with Op generally keeping the pace unfolding with new topics, while Anthony (and Jimmy) keep it loose.

The show is heavily criticized by fans of Howard Stern ("Howie" as he is commonly known in studio) as well as Howard himself, because he feels the radio duo has taken a formula he created and perfected, and he is (or seems at least) greatly disrespected by it. The two radio shows have been feuding ever since.

For the skeptics, give the show a chance.

"The Opie and Anthony Show" is a constantly evolving, uproariously hilarious talk show that usually does not get the respect it deserves.

FRRUUUUUUUUNKISSSS!

by deadface October 15, 2007

Puppet Show

Incincere behaviour by a group or individual to abtain either status, approval or money.

Game shows on TV are quite a puppet show. Contestants and their families are encouraged to act outrageously to drum up ratings.

by Stephan Smolka March 23, 2007

gong show

totally out of control shit show, no organisation

Yesterday at work was a total gong show, nobody knew what was going on.

by g-g-g--g-g-ggunit June 20, 2005

Chappelle's Show

(N.) A hilarious sketch comedy show on Comedy Central that is known for being America's #1 source of offensive humor. In fact, it really is the ONLY thing funny on Comedy Central. It has been renewed for a second season and unless Comedy Central plans to pull a "FOX", it seems to be here to stay for a while.

Interviewer: "Thank You, Lil' Jon."
Chappelle as Lil Jon: "What?!"
Interviewer: "Thank You, Lil' Jon."
Chappelle as Lil Jon: "What?!"
Interviewer: "Thank You, Lil' Jon."
Chappelle as Lil Jon: "What?!"
Interviewer: "Thank You, Lil' Jon."
Chappelle as Lil Jon: "What?!"
Interviewer: "Thank You, Lil' Jon."
Chappelle as Lil Jon: "OKAY!"

by G-Union March 18, 2004