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**Duaceanceksm** · 04-13-2010, 09:23 PM

The thing most people don't realize is, Cesar tapes probably 6-8 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, maybe even for several weeks with the same dog... and you see 20 minutes (gotta give the sponsors 10 minutes of commercial time), so you see 20 minutes out of hours and hours of footage. They cut and edit that 20 minutes to be the best 20 minutes out of those hours and hours of taping, the rest ends up on the edit room floor. You only see the good parts, the best parts that will portray Cesar in the most positive light... there''s no telling what is involved in the rest of those hours of taping.

It's entertainment plain and simple. Cesar is on TV because he makes really good money entertaining. His job, basically, is to be a "character" on a TV show. As long as you watch it for entertainment purposes only, you're fine.

04-13-2010, 09:23 PM	#3
Duaceanceksm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	The thing most people don't realize is, Cesar tapes probably 6-8 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, maybe even for several weeks with the same dog... and you see 20 minutes (gotta give the sponsors 10 minutes of commercial time), so you see 20 minutes out of hours and hours of footage. They cut and edit that 20 minutes to be the best 20 minutes out of those hours and hours of taping, the rest ends up on the edit room floor. You only see the good parts, the best parts that will portray Cesar in the most positive light... there''s no telling what is involved in the rest of those hours of taping. It's entertainment plain and simple. Cesar is on TV because he makes really good money entertaining. His job, basically, is to be a "character" on a TV show. As long as you watch it for entertainment purposes only, you're fine.
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