Hosted by Kevin Smith, with guests Jason Lee, Stan Lee, Mark Hamill and JJ Abrams.
DINNER FOR FIVE was show conceptualized and hosted by Jon Favreau.
My cousin Oliver gave me a copy of the first season. I lent it to someone and now I don't remember who has it.
Thank God for YouTube and I was able to find this episode where Kevin Smith played guest-host of the show.
I like the format of the show. It's very informal. Not the usual host behind the desk and the guest is seated on the couch. I think more interesting stories are told over food and drinks. The guests end up talking about things they wouldn't normally mention during an interview.
Ever since I saw this show, I thought it would great to replicate it locally.
I have seen some local shows attempt something like this, but somehow it doesn't come off as interesting. I think what makes DINNER FOR FIVE work well is the editing. They've chosen all of the good parts of the conversation and edited out the boring parts.
I've also seen some websites attempt something like this and they're off to a good start.
I was suggesting that one of the beer brands can sponsor a show like this. In every episode, the host gets the guests and drunk and wait for them to divulge secrets and embarrassing stories.
If too complicated to rely on just one sponsor, the show can be sponsored by different restaurants and fast food places. In every episode, the host and the guests can either dine-in a certain place or order take-out and they could eat at a house, on the road, at some car park.
DINE-IN/TAKE-OUT ... hmmmm... sounds like a good title for a show. :)
Don't mind me... I'm just babbling.
DINNER FOR FIVE was show conceptualized and hosted by Jon Favreau.
My cousin Oliver gave me a copy of the first season. I lent it to someone and now I don't remember who has it.
Thank God for YouTube and I was able to find this episode where Kevin Smith played guest-host of the show.
I like the format of the show. It's very informal. Not the usual host behind the desk and the guest is seated on the couch. I think more interesting stories are told over food and drinks. The guests end up talking about things they wouldn't normally mention during an interview.
Ever since I saw this show, I thought it would great to replicate it locally.
I have seen some local shows attempt something like this, but somehow it doesn't come off as interesting. I think what makes DINNER FOR FIVE work well is the editing. They've chosen all of the good parts of the conversation and edited out the boring parts.
I've also seen some websites attempt something like this and they're off to a good start.
I was suggesting that one of the beer brands can sponsor a show like this. In every episode, the host gets the guests and drunk and wait for them to divulge secrets and embarrassing stories.
If too complicated to rely on just one sponsor, the show can be sponsored by different restaurants and fast food places. In every episode, the host and the guests can either dine-in a certain place or order take-out and they could eat at a house, on the road, at some car park.
DINE-IN/TAKE-OUT ... hmmmm... sounds like a good title for a show. :)
Don't mind me... I'm just babbling.
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