Questions about anything

[HeyButtahfly]

Hey, wait a minute. There's no bread in here... We didn't get any bread

 

[Mo Frackle]

Hey, wait a minute. There's no bread in here... We didn't get any bread

Did you check the toaster?

 

[HeyButtahfly]

Yo, Beaker! Where's that fork when I need it?

 

[D'Snowth]

How many Baldwin brothers are there? I know there's Alec (the tempermental one), Stephen (the goody-two-shoes one), Daniel (the trouble-making one)... seems like there's others as well, but I can't think of them at the moment.

 

[HeyButtahfly]

Four, apparently. (Did some quick "research.") William (Billy) is the one you forgot.

 

[Mo Frackle]

How many Baldwin brothers are there? I know there's Alec (the tempermental one), Stephen (the goody-two-shoes one), Daniel (the trouble-making one)... seems like there's others as well, but I can't think of them at the moment.

Gee, I though Alec was one of the Jonas Donut Brothers...

 

[Sgt Floyd]

So did DirecTV actually drop the Viacom channels or is it still in limbo? Cause Nick.com has a banner on the bottom saying that they dropped Nick...

 

[D'Snowth]

Do TV shows today really need like a hundred executive producers, umpteen regular producers, countless associate producers, and all these "line producers", "coordinating producers", "supervising producers", and all these producers in general?

 

[Hubert]

Do TV shows today really need like a hundred executive producers, umpteen regular producers, countless associate producers, and all these "line producers", "coordinating producers", "supervising producers", and all these producers in general?

The more and more I read you're posts, the more and more I realize that my thoughts and your thoughts seem to mirror each other exactly...

 

[D'Snowth]

I mean from what I understand, you can get the job done with just these three: an executive producer (to finance the production and manage the budget), a producer (to actually put the show together), and an associate producer (to do things like hiring cast and crew and such).

I have no idea what a "line producer" is, let alone like these "on-line editors" and "off-line editors" that I've seen in many series' end titles since Seinfeld.