Does mixed have a new definition? The show received bad reviews, not mixed.
So you blame everyone, but yourself. Typical loser.
I thought I was the only one that can’t even bring myself to utter that horrible title. Until know I really didn’t know what it could be about, but the name told me I didn’t want to find out.Or that target demo was just too small. I can only speak for myself (crazy on the internet, I know), but I had no interest in the show, I thought the cringeworthy name telegraphed even lower expectations, and it didn't matter who was starring in it. The marketing had no effect either way.
I am looking forward to some of the other announced shows, however, especially Foundation.
Oddly enough the emoji movie made $217 million on a $50 million budget...The show was about as vapid and shallow as the Emoji Movie. It had no general interest from anyone. It was always gonna fail, regardless of how much marketing anyone gave it.
The show failed because:
Gary Vaynerchuk is annoying. Nobody can figure out what he does or why he thinks he is the man. Whenever his videos come up on social media I just hit the 'Report' button and choose the 'Spam' or 'Scam' option.
This. I didn't watch the show but the premise makes it sound like they used iTunes app to showcase random apps of interest with the narration by this dude. If that wasn't the premise then it sounds too much like Family Feud.No amount of marketing could've saved a terrible idea.
You're right. It wasn't Apple marketing because there WAS no marketing. Can't really blame Apple. Who in their right mind was watching this show?
Apple should had muffle it more.
No, it wasn’t Apple marketing, and he never was in a successful show and never will be.