The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer) novel Chapter 603

Myles was confident he was the best variety show director in the whole of Pollerton.

Changing the director would undoubtedly affect the show's quality, but the crucial point was the degree of the impact.

“Mr. Weston Tanner.”

“Who? Weston Tanner?”

Myles thought the name sounded familiar, but he couldn't recall where he had heard of that person.

Fulbert hurriedly reminded, “Mr. Carling, Weston is also part of the television station's crew. He was the host as well as the director of Happy Time Machine.”

Myles' memory was jogged at Fulbert's words.

Pollerton TV Station's kids' channel was the worst among all the television networks, not to mention Happy Time Machine was aired during the five o'clock evening time slot when most of the kindergarteners were getting off school.

As the show's target audience was children, the backdrop, makeup, and other settings of the show were very simple. Hence, most of the preparation could be done by one person.

Therefore, Weston struck others more like a person tasked with menial, insignificant jobs rather than a director.

Myles laughed out loud. “I thought you hired someone incredible, but now I know it's just Weston, that good-for-nothing. Since Pollerton TV Station has succumbed to such a pathetic state, I have no reason to stay anymore. Let's go, Fulbert.”

“Wait a minute, Mr. Carling. You're able to jump ship, but what about us?”

“That's right, Mr. Carling. We followed you and quit our jobs because we believed in you. What should we do now that you're leaving?”

Myles was a famous director, so it wouldn't be difficult for him to find a job at another television station.

As his assistant, Fulbert had all the reasons to tag along with Myles.

Donald walked up to Weston. The two girls immediately greeted him.

“Mr. Campbell, although this is my first time working on such a popular show, I have some different ideas in mind.”

“Go ahead.”

“In the past, whenever Myles hosted this kind of show, he would focus on the guests, constantly relating all the topics and contents of the conversations to the guests to display the perfect side of the guest to the viewers.”

“Is there a problem with that?” Donald asked while wearing a frown.

“There isn't any problem because traditional variety shows have been carried out in this manner all along.” Weston adjusted his glasses before continuing, “However, your goal is to promote your new entertainers, isn't it, Mr. Campbell? In that case, I think we shouldn't focus on the guests for the subsequent episodes of this show. Instead, we should create fairer segments, so everyone on the stage has a chance to display their appeals.”

He licked his dry lips and added, “I can guarantee a show like this will be more attractive to the public, but this new idea might stir up more dispute and trouble.”