Have You Ever Been On TV? What For?
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I have been on some movies, some of which were actually watched by living humans 
But the only time, I think, I have been on TV was when I was like nine years old, and they interviewed my sort-of-politician grandfather about one thing or another. I sat on his knees.
Real superstar, I am.
But the only time, I think, I have been on TV was when I was like nine years old, and they interviewed my sort-of-politician grandfather about one thing or another. I sat on his knees.
Real superstar, I am.
As an extra in a commercial and also saying, "Don't change the channel we'll be right back".
My brother is a local artist and appear on TV and newspapers on regular basis.
My brother is a local artist and appear on TV and newspapers on regular basis.
I was on the news during the 2010 winter olympics' closing ceremony during one of the crowd shots.i take up the top right of the screen, and im cheering like a drunk retard.
In Soviet Russia, TV appears on you!TehIrishSoap said:
Now we know where the Teletubbies come from.
OP: The BBC once did a thing about how Outdoor Activity Centres were becoming more popular when I was at an activity centre. I wasn't interviewed, but I did get a chance to display some FINE Archery skills.
Well I remember myself and the rest of my secondary school, doing an introduction for channel 4.
There was a crane, where the camera was brought up and we were made to stand in a line, so we spelt out channel 4.
We were told to watch out for it, but I never saw it.
There was a crane, where the camera was brought up and we were made to stand in a line, so we spelt out channel 4.
We were told to watch out for it, but I never saw it.
Yes but I worked in TV for a while so it tends to happen. Just cable stuff really.
As a bystandard? I was in the audience of a couple of shows. Like Jon Stewart's old show (before he had the Daily Show but after he had the mtv show) and stuff like that. I remember watching that night too and all you saw was the back of my head and the girl I was with.
As a bystandard? I was in the audience of a couple of shows. Like Jon Stewart's old show (before he had the Daily Show but after he had the mtv show) and stuff like that. I remember watching that night too and all you saw was the back of my head and the girl I was with.
I did a thing on Nick at Night once that was called the Nick at Night Road Crew. They went around the country and "fulfilled people's life-long dreams". Mine was apparently to drive an old west steam engine.
Amusing story of how I got the gig: I wasn't the original guest. Apparently, the day before filming, the guy that was supposed to do it fell out of a tree and broke both of his arms. In a scramble, the folks in charge contacted the local community theater and I was called in.
It was fun, I actually drove the train, and I was just recently recognized by a rather attractive young lady (god only knows how she saw it) who then asked me to sign her chest. WIN!
Amusing story of how I got the gig: I wasn't the original guest. Apparently, the day before filming, the guy that was supposed to do it fell out of a tree and broke both of his arms. In a scramble, the folks in charge contacted the local community theater and I was called in.
It was fun, I actually drove the train, and I was just recently recognized by a rather attractive young lady (god only knows how she saw it) who then asked me to sign her chest. WIN!
I was on TRL a few years ago with my marching band from High School. Total scree time: 1 1/2 seconds.
I was in a giant crowd spot at last years Race for the Cure, a 5 mile walk/run downtown to support breast cancer awareness and research. I saw it on the news later that day and picked myself and my friends out of the huge crowd.
Maybe I'll see myself again this year.
Maybe I'll see myself again this year.
Had a couple interviews, took part in few shows about my concerting, me being violin player and all. One of it was going live, and oh my God the fear I felt. It shortened my life for 10 whole years. But I was young and not yet experienced at the time... later on I learned how to have fun in front of the camera.