What really happens when you get a TV show?

26 thoughts on “What really happens when you get a TV show?”

1. I vaguely remember this show.

2. 2013 is the early age of facebook?

3. Intriguing and Entertaining, mes amis !

4. I think that Rick was jealous of Chuck's hair.

5. Smile in your snapshots & cut to the CHASE!!!

6. What really happens on a tv show, you follow the script. Thats why they all suck.

7. Maybe this was an exception but the vast majority of reality shows were entirely scripted. I know this from first hand experience as an extra on Storage Warz. EVERYTHING was scripted and pre set up.

8. I'm sorry but if you know anything about reality tv and cars you knew this show was DOA. The only car shows that are worth watching are shows like Road Kill, Engine Masters or people like Derek from Vice Grip Garage. The main networks make shows for morons not actual car people.

9. Nothing better than Carlsbad in North county. Perfect weather 24/7/365

10. In Australia, it was originally called something else… I can't remember what, but it wasn't Lords Of The Car Hoards or Rusted Development, but it was renamed Rusted Development in repeats. I suppose they named them for their local markets. I did enjoy it, though. They did a few decent builds

11. To me, it seemed that Rick Dore had his head up his ass. Some of his designs were really out there, but not in a good way .Prima donnas have a way of screwing up a good thing.

12. I remember this underlying tension. I remember yall build a Merc then that wrestler guy. Wants to put a bb chev in the thing. So wrong. Bb Merc. Plumbo knew nada. Rick had to sit there and tolerate this meat head.

13. Rick Dore built most of the cars for Metallicas lead singer. His name escapes me..

14. Television drama made for the viewers. Always pure garbage.

15. i wouldn't have done it no different if i was put in that situation with the lady hitting me like that while i was in my international eagle.. i had a similar accident happen like that and i did help them get a new door and fender even though it was ther fault and i never regretted it after 10 years past i bumped into them at a store where i lived and they ended up moving into my state and living in the neighborhood over from me and they saw my dakota bumper was bent up from my brother borrowing it and jacknifing his trailer into it and they went and bought me a brand new bumper and they left it aling with a note on it that said thank you

16. What was this show called?

17. This one is actually good. Keep it up

18. I likes that show I got the Vybe Rick was the issue

19. These are among the reasons we never entertained a cable deal for Car Trek.

20. I hope you never stop making videos Ed. Vinwiki is the best part of the morning before work.😃

21. Rick used to be my neighbor- really nice good guy

22. I liked the show!!

23. Wait did anyone else think that was a young Bryan Cranston? Like from back when he was a side character on Seinfeld? I forget what his role was..thiiiink he was the guy who nobody beats, the charming stranger..I think.

24. The shop I was working for was actually on the first episode with the van the producers how to rebuild an engine for free if they can advertise the shop's name first episode comes on the shop was never shown my boss was pissed

25. I liked that show

26. I’m convinced that dudes that have an accent are just immediately likable on camera, east coast, the south (Rabbit) Aussie, English… they just make things more enjoyable with their specific vernacular.

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