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1/25/2012 2:48pm
Alright, most of us have seen the first episode of Malcolm's World-um I mean Bubba's world. (Seems like they show more Malcolm and everybody else rather than Bubba).
Remember conversation he was having with his Dad that he doesn't want to race and defend his title? Of course he came out and did but it makes you wonder if he really wanted to anyways and then the crash was icing on the cake to just take a break.
To be honest I can't really blame the kid. He's had some hard crashes and has been racing since he was little. Might be time for him to breath and have a little fun but on the flip side there are consequences. He risks racing for titles, furthering his name in the sport and missing out before he gets much older and can't race as much and needs to retire.
So question is: Do you guys think Bubba is getting pretty close to being done racing or will he come back with a new found fury and unleash hell upon everybody?
P.S. Let me just add that James' Dad and Mom seem like real good people. I love the passion that his Dad has for the sport. He wants to get back out and see some racing. Mom seems real cool and the Boston Terrier under Malcolm's bed sheets was priceless. ha
Remember conversation he was having with his Dad that he doesn't want to race and defend his title? Of course he came out and did but it makes you wonder if he really wanted to anyways and then the crash was icing on the cake to just take a break.
To be honest I can't really blame the kid. He's had some hard crashes and has been racing since he was little. Might be time for him to breath and have a little fun but on the flip side there are consequences. He risks racing for titles, furthering his name in the sport and missing out before he gets much older and can't race as much and needs to retire.
So question is: Do you guys think Bubba is getting pretty close to being done racing or will he come back with a new found fury and unleash hell upon everybody?
P.S. Let me just add that James' Dad and Mom seem like real good people. I love the passion that his Dad has for the sport. He wants to get back out and see some racing. Mom seems real cool and the Boston Terrier under Malcolm's bed sheets was priceless. ha
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1) Show the struggle the family has endured for James to reach the level of performance he has. Introduce all the family members enough for the audience to make an emotional connection to the players in one way or another.
2) Introduce contrived conflict between the two big guns of the family. Portray star as someone who is tired of the hard work and just wants to sit back and enjoy the fruits of his labor. Portray Patriarch who has sacrificed to make star a star as someone who sees what the star's newfound attitude will do to wreck everything they've worked for all these years, and will work to turn star's attitude around and get his head back in the game.
3) Show star seemingly pissing it all away partying and wasting his fortune as patriarch seems to be losing the battle to make the world right again.
4) Allow star to get himself sorted out just in time to make a glorious and triumphant comeback, while reconciling himself with the patriarch and other family members whom he seemingly nearly abandoned.
5) Repeat for season 2, albeit with different, new and improved conflict. Bold New Graphics if you will.
6) Follow family disintegration brought on by living life in a "reality" TV show.
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PS. I hope "6" does not come to fruition, but that's the script......
Seeing as how you just said he doesn't, why should anyone else?
This is among a myriad of examples why reality television is ridiculous.
Maybe was tired of it three years ago, but now?
He is happy with his big house and Supercross only deal.
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A lot of caring up there ^
He will go do other stuff and make good money instead.
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