(S27) PT4 - Superstar

[timeconsumer]

When a producer called up Hank Winchester he had a pitch of a lifetime for him. Hank and Angus together in a father and son special where they showcase an old hobby that many people were not aware the two were involved in. It began with Angus many years ago, early in his football playing days, in the offseason one of his hobbies was to go to Kodiak island in Alaska and go bear hunting. Now with the TV cameras in tow the father and son will go at it for a national audience, hunting bears on Kodiak island and other places in the world, including hunting polar bears in Canada. There main difference here? Angus and Hank don't hunt bears with guns, they hunt them with spears. This was all the original type of hunting that Angus began many years ago in an attempt to discover his tribal and primal roots that are long gone in the modern world. There was something natural about it. The cameras will follow them at a safe distance as the pair tracks down bears and kills them with a spear. There are no backup plans, accidents can happen and there is nobody there to save them. The camera crew have guns but if things go south they will be too far to do anything about it. Bear hunting with the Winchesters.

[Tayjay]

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[dogwoodmaple]

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[siddhus]

Smh my head. Like so many of these people that wrote their PTs, I think it is only right that Waters gets an interview/show about him. The wonderful cornerback, who seems to always suck every season, and then magically gets good for a game. About 90% of Waters interceptions have been in multiple interception games, (don't fact check that), and the trend continues with his two interception game against Arizona that ended up getting him Player of the Week. It all goes back to his first? season where he won the Defensive Performance of the Year award, with 3 interceptions, and one interception return getting him all the way to the 1 yd line. But interceptions is not even all that he has. Waters has gotten 20 PDs every season that he has played in the ISFL, with him locking that up again in last game against Arizona. And with Honolulu making a push for the playoffs, and Waters wearing the player radio in-game, he could be a big impact, which is why they could make a show about him. The show would be called "Watering Waters", a deep and in depth look into the life of an ISFL's most inconsistent player, and what motivates him to do good one game, and not too good every other 15 games.

[Symmetrik]

If a movie or TV producer wanted to follow Byron Dolls around to make a show about his life, the only thing Byron would accept is a documentary story about life as an offensive lineman, from the perspective of outside the stadium. This story would be called "Building the Wall". The ISFL big heads didn't used to be a fan of offensive lineman. Felt they weren't valued, and were a waste of otherwise talented football players. The harsh criticisms carried to the regular folks who watched the league. The harassment outside. Dolls came into the league right in the middle of the revolution. He saw both sides of the it, the critics early on, as he tried to make it in the DSFL, and even before he was drafted there. The change in the ISFL mindset, when he became a 3rd round pick in a massive draft class (the first offensive lineman drafted in S22). The story of the life off the field, spent trying to convince fans and league brass alike that players like him were important. And deserved the respect. Back in a time when #FairRubs was still trending. A story of how the offensive line position changed in the ISFL, and Dolls was right at the crux of it. And the toll it took on a young man in the middle of the storm.

[Daybe]

[GuitarMaster116]

After the media in Tijuana had heard about Adam Mellott and his mysterious growth and shrinkage he was doing to be able to play football one week, then baseball the next, the Tijuana Post decided to investigate into how this was possible. Watching Mellott, he would go from a 6’7” 315lb OLine player for the New Orleans Second Line, to a 6’4” 215lb second baseman for the Amarillo Dillos in his baseball career. This was happening back and forth and back and forth for weeks on end, sometimes multiple times a week. Also, Mellott mysteriously stopped aging as well for some reason. The Tijuana Post had to know what was going on and how Mellott was able to achieve these crazy things week in and week out.

After doing some digging, they found out Mellott had found a small and isolated place in the depths of Tijuana called Mama Berry’s where he was able to obtain two vials, one of which helped him shrink and the other that helped him grow. This allowed Mellott to be a star football and baseball player. Given Mellott’s meager background, this seemed like a perfect story to recreate on the live screen! A kid who never really had the chance to show off what he could do, trying his hardest to even get into the league. Eventually making it and becoming a good and household name, and even pursuing his dream of playing both Baseball and Football. Even if it meant getting some voodoo involved to make it happen. It sounded like a hit in the making.

[SDCore]

NationalSimulation FootballLeague is a star already so when he was approached by a producer to become a television star the choice as already made for him. How could he turn down such an opportunity? The show focuses on how International Simulation Football League stars spend their off time and side time. Naturally once NSFL became the subject of the show, he became the star. He is just that way, attention follows him. The camera loves NSFL and he loves the camera, so when they ask him about his life he is not afraid to share. Whether it be his cars, his house, his personal chef, his love life, NSFL is for it. Especially, when it comes to his love life. The reality television show has basically become who wants to date a star. So many women, so little time, that should be the new title to the show. NSFL is a healthy bachelor who loves the company of fine women and likes nice things around him. So finding himself in the middle of a show about him and the attention on him, he is comfortable. Most people might shy away, but not NSFL, he loves it. If he ever gives up football, he could be a movie star, with the amount of experience and good looks he has.

[Lime]

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