An award-winning television producer has opened up about the worst pitches she’s ever received for new shows, and boy, they’re wild.
And she’s getting ready to sift through thousands more in her role as a judge for thewhich is offering up $50,000 for the Aussie who comes up with the best concept for a new show. More on that later.
People with “fat rabbits” would be invited to enter their pets and the show would follow the rabbits’ progress as they attempts to shed some weight. Obviously Ms Farrelly passed on the pitch, but she did point out that a not too dissimilar show aired in Russia. Ms Farrelly then ran through a series of other outrageous shows that have been made around the world.. This was a show for Christmas morning and it was just four hours of a fire burning. It’s absolutely real and it went on for 23 years. It was just a fire burning!Hotter Than My Daughter
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