Oh - I hear you man. Kyle and I have actually made jokes about getting cameramen to follow some of our teams around because that would probably be funnier than anything ever.

At some point in the upcoming years, we'll release a "behind the scenes" video to show some of the stuff that happens and doens't make the video. Storyline is very important, it must flow. So while lot's of ideas are good ideas, we can't just pound a 2 hour video full of everything under the sun. It has to flow, and it has to make sense. Something that I truly believe I will never be happy with regardless of how many years we put under our belt.

One comment about the cameraman thing though. I try to let Kyle do one thing - film. I act as though I'm alone, and do everything as I normally would. So - from that perspective, it does show what happens as it happens. We don't re-shoot anything. It is what it is, I'd rather not have a shot or an interview if it was fake. Believe me, if you knew how some of these shows were produced in the field, you'd laugh. Wonder why you're favorite TV personality always has the right thing to say as they recover that animal? Yeah, it's probably his 12th recovery on-camera, just waiting to look and sound like a hero. Instead, Iscream like a school girl and act like an idiot for everyone to see! I tried to get Kyle toedit some of my "histeria" out of "The Grind" - but he wouldn't have it! he he he...