This would only work if Darryl Hawks hosts, and the NBC5 production crew takes over

Very funny posts already on this. Talking heads TV is among the worst forms of TV. I was hoping to be a part of an actual television production in Sept. at NBC-5, but their lack of willingness to come up with the scratch was the biggest factor in laying out.

Darryl Hawks as lead scared me, too, but in a twisted way, it would have been fun to be adjacent to the fellow as he unfurled his magic act. No regrets on my part. I have a part-time job or two that do not require time applying pancake make-up.

If something comes up down the road that is television, not radio on television, I'd be interested. Superagent Bryan Harlan pitched BTN for me, but they're crying poor as well.

The show should employ a young reporter to cover the fringe of sports and ask funny questions.

Sorry Krazy Ivan. Reading is a skill. Nice line. "The fhuyk you lay thyat down!"

As long as Comcast is giving out TV shows to anyone who can afford it, maybe the Afternoon Saloon takes a whack at it? Maybe a Weekly show? try to give me an hour of old Sportswriters like discussion because the Tribune Live thing does not work!

Comcast tries so hard to portray this regular guy image. Commercials in a bar with all their people, name the dog deepdish, slogan of 'Mans best friend', then they assemble 4 guys behind podiums in suits like a presidential debate and expect to end up with a good old fashioned sports argument/discussion. The atmosphere does not promote exactly what I think they are going for? or does it? 4 guys talking like they are in at a tea party?

MJH bring an element to the table that FOX NFL Pregame does. When someone says something outrageous or foolish, nobody holds back to jump in right away and blow up the sequential format of being allowed to speak.

Feel free to talk among yourselves.

Very funny posts already on this. Talking heads TV is among the worst forms of TV. I was hoping to be a part of an actual television production in Sept. at NBC-5, but their lack of willingness to come up with the scratch was the biggest factor in laying out.

Darryl Hawks as lead scared me, too, but in a twisted way, it would have been fun to be adjacent to the fellow as he unfurled his magic act. No regrets on my part. I have a part-time job or two that do not require time applying pancake make-up.

If something comes up down the road that is television, not radio on television, I'd be interested. Superagent Bryan Harlan pitched BTN for me, but they're crying poor as well.

Pride cometh before the fall.