Tanked
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GREAT News! (for some of us anyway)
Tanked renewed for second 12 episode season, should hit Spring 2012
Tanked renewed for second 12 episode season, should hit Spring 2012
Marc over at Reef Addicts (also Melev's Reef) did a GREAT interview with Bret and I think everyone should watch it
Marc talks with Brett from Animal Planet's hit show Tanked - YouTube
Tanked renewed for second 12 episode season, should hit Spring 2012
Tanked renewed for second 12 episode season, should hit Spring 2012
Marc over at Reef Addicts (also Melev's Reef) did a GREAT interview with Bret and I think everyone should watch it
Marc talks with Brett from Animal Planet's hit show Tanked - YouTube
jpsika08
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Nice, thanks for sharing Al, I didn't know he was Marc, just seen him in pics and written a couple of emails I have sent him for help, and he did responded with very useful answers 
I think maybe it's more fun to watch the show now as we know what they actually do behind the scenes.
These reality shows are all the same, let's just make viewers see part of the actual events, for example, Discovery Channel has the series "Man vs Wild" with Bear Grylls, he did an episode here in Guatemala, the guy was dropped over the tropical jungle of Peten, what was funny is seeing him after just less than a couple of days walk out of the jungle and swim through the of Lake Atitlán which is over 200 kms where he was dropped off, can you imagine cruising 200 kms through a jungle (and a very deep one as the one we have here) in a day or so?
I think this applies to all Reality shows in which they need to add sauce to the thing in order for viewers to actually watch it.
Also, we have read several and lots of bad comments about "Tanked" though, everyone is still watching it, so, whether is bad or good publicity, at the end, it's still publicity.
I think maybe it's more fun to watch the show now as we know what they actually do behind the scenes.
These reality shows are all the same, let's just make viewers see part of the actual events, for example, Discovery Channel has the series "Man vs Wild" with Bear Grylls, he did an episode here in Guatemala, the guy was dropped over the tropical jungle of Peten, what was funny is seeing him after just less than a couple of days walk out of the jungle and swim through the of Lake Atitlán which is over 200 kms where he was dropped off, can you imagine cruising 200 kms through a jungle (and a very deep one as the one we have here) in a day or so?
I think this applies to all Reality shows in which they need to add sauce to the thing in order for viewers to actually watch it.
Also, we have read several and lots of bad comments about "Tanked" though, everyone is still watching it, so, whether is bad or good publicity, at the end, it's still publicity.