- Joined
- Jun 13, 2016
Nana, Anthony Cumia, was who most people guessed. Ralph would think Nana was a big name and only a degenerate like Cumia would think a Ralph reality show had any upside. (Nobody else would want the legal liability of association with an alcoholic addict groomer with a small child in the house). This seems to jive with everyone hearing Cozy might not be around much longer, so Gunt started his months long depression bender and scrambling for other options.I think someone actually reached out to him. Around the time there was news about Drakenlord being courted by TV producers, Ralph was talking about a "BIG NAME" that we'd freak out talking to him. He drunkenly really wanted to reveal it but had just enough of a braincell left to keep him mouth shut. I'm guessing there was a wave of producers trying to find other internet disasters like the Slatons to make TV shows about, and Ralph was caught up in the drag net.
Ralph was super keen on trying to get some KS fans to buy him a house right around then too. This points to whoever he talked having zero interest or funds to set up any real production and probably just said “if you get a house and invite some interesting people to live there maybe it could lead to a show or something.” I figure Cumia said maybe he could stream on Compound Media if he came up with some interesting lolcow content to stream.
Nana would have seen what a sloppy, amateur drunken benzo snooze fest KS. Nana at least had enough radio experience to care about some level of production and show structure. He wouldn’t want Ralph amateur hour KS shit on Compound, but Ralph gets enough attention as a lolcow that making other humans interact with him would have potential for lolcow drama streams if there was a real editor involved.
It will never happen. I think even Nana realized Ralph is too much of an alcoholic/addict, and has too much baggage, to be capable of putting together any sort of production.
You could definitely have fun trolling Ralph into thinking he’s being green lighted for a real grown-up project and milk great content from that. Imagine inviting Ralph to a big meeting with actors in suits you tell him are TV producers and listening him pitch his brilliant ideas. It would be fantastic..and would probably only cost a few thousand to do it.