Geoff Houtman was part of the team that created the worst sitcom ever made. It's haunted him for 25 years. Now he's on a quest to find out what went wrong and to see what lessons we can learn about failure in general.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Category | Comedy |
So how did the failure that was Melody Rules affect the people involved? In this final episode, Geoff's on the road to find out and to discover what he's learned about himself and his perceived failure.
What were the Network people thinking when they made Melody Rules? Geoff gets their - surprisingly positive - take on the experience.
Melody Rules is finally unleashed on a hyped-up New Zealand public and is greeted with virtual (and actual) hostility.
Geoff tracks down John Vorhaus, the sitcom guru. How did John get the job of training the young writers and what did he make of it all?
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I‘ve never seen the sitcom but I laughed about it in every episode of the podcast. So well done!
Short, funny and well produced episodes, and a unique concept - and the overall lesson was a great life one for all of us. Loved this.
Makes me want to go out and fail spectacularly at something and then relive it years later
This was an entertaining listen, and a story about a sitcom I was entirely unfamiliar with. That said, the choices made by the people involved felt very relatable, certainly for someone like me who's worked in creative-adjacent roles for many years, and have seen what less creative people can do to an idea. more
I had never heard of Melody Rules before I started listening to this podcast (maybe because I live in the US?) but I am throughly enjoying learning about all the mishaps that went into making it.
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