Ed my friend. You've turned a little joke about Carpool Karaoke and the Fonz into the equivalent of dissecting a frog. Sure, you learn more about the frog, but he had to die for you to do it. Was it worth it?In my opinion, Happy Days was never a quality show, it was a popular show. Have you ever heard anyone reminisce about it? I'm sure there's a fan club somewhere but the show has mostly faded from view. It got good ratings, but hasn't held up over time. But ABC had no trouble selling commercial spots, which is all they cared about. what metric are we supposed to judge shows by if you don't use ratings, especially over an extended period of time? I didn't watch Happy Days (and I could have) and I won't watch Carpool Karaoke, but I'm not a typical tv viewer. The show will either find an audience or fail. Since it's not aimed at me I m not going to bad mouth it, it just isn't what I am interested in. I don't think my views and tastes should dictate what people choose to watch. If it's unpopular-which isn't the same as being bad- it won't last.
I completely ignored Ping and Game Center. And I've ignored Beats, so unlike you, having products and categories to ignore is nothing new for me.I never expected to see the day where Apple was so big that I could entirely ignore some of their products and even entire product categories. I have had far more interest in things they have made that I would never have a use for, like Logic Pro for example, than I have in this.
there are 1.2 billion iOS devices in the world. That means our show is available for 1.2 billion people [...] said Pankowski.
The car is probably on a flatbed most of the time with a few bits interjected where it is on the road for real.My one comment on this video is who is driving the car? I see both hands of the driver clapping... and there was just a news video showing how a 18 year old girl lost control of her car (no hands on the wheel), rolled it and killed her 14 year old sister. How about a little thought about SAFETY?
I never expected to see the day where Apple was so big that I could entirely ignore some of their products and even entire product categories. I have had far more interest in things they have made that I would never have a use for, like Logic Pro for example, than I have in this.
I would think most young drivers wouldn't think about how the video was made... Instead, they would probably take their hands off the wheel and clap or hold a camera phone to live feed. Oh well - Darwin materialThe car is probably on a flatbed most of the time with a few bits interjected where it is on the road for real.
"Carpool Karaoke: The Series" is based on the Carpool Karaoke segment of "The Late Late Show with James Corden."