Isn't this is the kind of stuff Discovery Channel and all those other basic reality cable TV channels force feed us. How can Tim think this type of content will build Apple TV+ to a service we would be willing to pay for. So far, except for a few episodes of "For All Mankind" there's nothing there for me. Tim's wasting his money on production. At this rate, Apple should forget about original content. I'll stick with Amazon Prime TV's content.I would not watch it, but in all fairness fashion is a multi billion industry that has lots of social consequences.
Isn't this is the kind of stuff Discovery Channel and all those other basic reality cable TV channels force feed us. How can Tim think this type of content will build Apple TV+ to a service we would be willing to pay for. So far, except for a few episodes of "For All Mankind" there's nothing there for me. Tim's wasting his money on production. At this rate, Apple should forget about original content. I'll stick with Amazon Prime TV's content.
You know, a good documentary doesn’t necessarily just tell you things you already know, it surprises you with insight into something you didn’t understand before. This might do that.I have nothing against any of these women but why oh why is Apple having a documentary about them (or even the topic of supermodels)? This has to be the last topic I would ever want to see for a documentary let alone a series.
I'm willing to bet it doesn't shine a light on the truly ugly side, but if it does that would be huge for young girls idolising these women (and men in some cases).I would not watch it, but in all fairness fashion is a multi billion industry that has lots of social consequences.
looks like George Michael's "Freedom" music video
Totally agreed that they should do a documentary (or several) on science and scientists (I know a bunch of scientists, they’re not as different from regular humans as you might imagine). But on the models... you’re showing an awful lot of pre-judgement - assuming their day-to-day lives must fit your most pessimistic guesses. Why not watch a bit and find out. Maybe the documentary and the subject matter is as crass as you think. Or maybe, like all things, it’s more complicated than it appears on the surface. The documentary you’re describing sounds like a puff piece put out by Sports Illustrated or Victoria’s Secret, to promote their shows/products. Real documentaries are usually better than that, and Apple has shown so far that it wants to do real documentaries.It seems to me that they should have a documentary or reality show related to science and technology. Maybe feature young people going into tech professions: engineers, physicists, mathematicians, etc. After all, aren't there a disproportionate number of Apple TV users interested in that stuff? I know I am! I'd be curious to see what the day-to-day routine is for a scientist in real life...like "Big Bang Theory", but a reality version. Follow people like Leonard and Sheldon around at work and show a little bit about what they do, what motivates them, what they do in their free time...generally what makes them tick. I am absolutely NOT interested in the lifestyle and motivations of supermodels. Let me guess...they always loved being beautiful and they really just want to take that beauty to the next level and become super rich and famous. Okay, got it.
Sorry you couldn't cut it as a supermodel.oh wow, there's another reason to cancel my subscription after the free year
And why do you have to make this a personal attack??Sorry you couldn't cut it as a supermodel.