Howard Bill, who was almost fired for his low ratings and stayed because he said he was going to shoot himself on the show with the potential to cause a ratings spike, ignited and ignited the show as a symbol of justice and morality The anger of the Americans helped them vent, and the
ratings for the programs that filled the blanks were extremely high, and Howard became a celebrity. But soon, the novelty of people passed, and he was hired by the company to clean up the low ratings. Get out if you can't create a hot spot, and you can't escape the sad fate of being a TV person.
Anyway, I don't like this industry very much, it's very cold and realistic. Although it may seem glamorous to some.
The last shot is very meaningful. Two of the four VTBs show the scene of Howard Bill being shot, and the other two show the shot of the waves hitting the rock and the advertisement starring two children. One Howard Bill goes, a new one will come, be popular, and then fall into disuse. But TV will continue to air, no matter who does it. As the Bible says, "A generation has come and a generation has gone, and the sun still rises."
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