Do you remember much? The ABC reality TV show ran for four seasons (the last two episodes were Celebrity Mole edd). I’ll explain by showing myself, but Anderson Cooper does it much better. Here is a direct reference to the early gray anchor;
“A group of strangers worked together to earn $1 million, which in the end only one of them will win. One of these players is a mole, we hired a double agent, working for us against another 13. At the end of each event, players quiz, ten questions about the amount and who goes, because the player who loses the lowest in the quiz is executed and immediately goes home.
Most people (okay, all people) know Anderson Cooper from The Today Job, the host of CNN’s enigma Anderson Cooper 360 (one of the worst and worst self-serving movie show titles in history). In a way, Anderson completely changed the idea of CNN programming, not to mention its ratings. He’s probably the most popular rumor dude that’s ever had two last names (Tucker Carlson totally sucks, on MSNBC, and it’s not only because he ditched the bowtie). On a side note, I can’t trust people who don’t have a proper first name; They sound like Royal English.
But certainly, if you’ve ever spent any time hanging out with Mr. Cooper, you can find out some interesting facts about his career. Anderson Cooper was a guest on the first two seasons of The Mole. The inaugural season was very popular, garnering excellent ratings and good reviews (MENSA hailed the program as “the best show on television”). But at the time the two are not beautiful; it only lasted a few episodes and then went on hiatus (it went into network TV purgatory a few months ago before ABC aired the rest of the season over the summer).
ABC was on the streets. They had an awesome show but something was missing. After much deliberation, they decided that the mill needed a manufacturer. Only three things decided to save the Mole: Ahmad Rashad, several famous 100 lists and Hawaii. And yes, Celebrity Mole: Hawaii was born and Anderson Cooper was out of office.
Celebrity Mole: Hawaii’s shows in action did far better than the first two installments. On another note, the premiere shows (just) creative hit shows like Surreal Life and Dancing with the Stars; that is, it was the first attempt to combine America’s love of celebrities (of any degree) and our fascination with public disorder.
But anyways: Anderson Cooper was out of office. Apparently, Cooper has been wondering the roads for several years like a stray dog; completely anonymous, tail moving between legs. He was not heard by all, until he miraculously became the voice of America’s wisdom during the night.
Of course it didn’t go down like that. I wanted to kill the Anderson Cooper TV thing with this article, but there is one problem. It is not. After doing some research, I found a massive anomaly in career in the media. Cooper is a graduate of Yale and will work for 60 scruples.
Mice and moles often stumble upon the best plans. I hope to do another Celebrity Mole with Ahmad Rashad, loved that show.
