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New York City’s PBS station Thirteen believes that the state of television programming today is abysmal.
To prove its point, it rolled out a series of advertisements for ridiculous, fake reality TV shows such as ‘Married to a Mime’, ‘Knitting Wars’ and ‘Clam Kings’, created by ad agency CHI & Partners NY.
Although the premise of the fake TV shows are ludicrous, they are still, sadly, quite believable.
Each ad reads, “The fact that you thought this was a real show says a lot about the state of TV” before asking you to “support quality programming.”
Click to watch the videos below:
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[via Ad Week]
New York City’s PBS station Thirteen believes that the state of television programming today is abysmal.
To prove its point, it rolled out a series of advertisements for ridiculous, fake reality TV shows such as ‘Married to a Mime’, ‘Knitting Wars’ and ‘Clam Kings’, created by ad agency CHI & Partners NY.
Although the premise of the fake TV shows are ludicrous, they are still, sadly, quite believable.
Each ad reads, “The fact that you thought this was a real show says a lot about the state of TV” before asking you to “support quality programming.”
Click to watch the videos below:
[via Ad Week]