Maybe it'll get a few screamers and pukers out of the line for RnRC and ToT for a while at least. :lookarounFace it, the most likely people to take part in the show are teenage girls and drunks.
Being that none of them are in a short commodity, you're looking at a successful attraction.
I believe many will only be voters, but few will actually play. Which may be a good a thing.
Oh it's going to be VERY popular when it opens. The only problem is that it's not going to be popular for very long...my group of hard working ivy-league professors in the Servotronic Science & Technology Update Division have dubbed this..."The Millionaire Effect."
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Oh it's going to be VERY popular when it opens. The only problem is that it's not going to be popular for very long...my group of hard working ivy-league professors in the Servotronic Science & Technology Update Division have dubbed this..."The Millionaire Effect."
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Idol LiveI also think it is too Idol-specific. I also do not like how they are just blatently naming this 'American Idol.' Couldn't they come up with a more Disney-like name to better fit in? How about 'Disney Idol' or 'Hollywood Idol?'
Why not add a screen as we know Disney are loving them right now and have a few insults from Simon, some dumb comments from Paula or her just looking vauge, and Randy saying some lines with "dog" somewhere in them and then a CM can play them out to fit in with the performance. Or turn Simon, Randy & Paula into animations and do the whole crush thing.As for the attraction itself, I think they can get themselves into a lot of trouble having Audience members be the judges (not to mention the possibility of idiots in the audience booing child singers). I think it would have been better to have a constantly changing set of Disney characters. Or maybe have one audience member (representing Randy), one Disney Princess (representing Paula) and one Disney Villain (representing Simon). I just have to give Disney, at least with what we know right now, two thumbs down for originality and creativity.
Oh it's going to be VERY popular when it opens. The only problem is that it's not going to be popular for very long...my group of hard working ivy-league professors in the Servotronic Science & Technology Update Division have dubbed this..."The Millionaire Effect."
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That was either incredible sarcasm or a relative of Chicken Little.I see many people never coming back to the parks again because of this. And that is what kills me. I think a shirt and a pin doesn't make up for the fact that entire crowd just judged you and then booed you. This is really gonna go down in history as the least magical experience EVER.
I believe you mean 'dawg.'and Randy saying some lines with "dog" somewhere in them
It's not really 'technology'... it's just pressing a button when they are lit up.Wasn't there a post a while back that 'millionaire-like' technology would be put into the theatre? As in, instead of answering the question, you could vote for person A, B, C or D?
It's really not fair comparing it to Who Wants to be a Millionaire. There are many differences....
- Millionaire was on all season long, AI is only on for half a season
- Millionaire was on (at its peak) 4 days a week (on a weekly basis), American Idol is only on two days a weak (with the occasional 3rd day thrown in early in the season)
- Millionaire was on for a total of 3 seasons (only one of which it has been #1 overall). American Idol is in its 7th season and so far no other series has toppled its claim of #1 overall.
- Besides for the over saturation, another big reason Millionaire tanked was because of its Celebrity Weeks.... aside from the once-a-year AI 'In Need' special, the show has yet to have charity weeks overtake the regular show.
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