Re: "Night Time" with Andy Bumatai
Thanks for the correction on the name of the 'set'....it is indeed the Honolulu Design Center....at the corner of Pi'ikoi Street and Kapi'olani Blvd. It's home to the only ENOMATIC wine dispensing system in Hawaii...it's a new concept but totaly cool....
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Re: "Night Time" with Andy Bumatai
Right now the show is looking for sponsorships. At the end of the credits for Tuesday's night show there was an annoucement for those wishing to sponsor the show. No other information was available for being a guest or being an audenice member.
And if they are taping their shows on Monday and Thursday it will be more than likey doing the 1/2 hour format. Taping three shows on Monday is going to eat up at least 2 hours assuming nothing bad happens that requires redoing a segment.
Also does the Honolulu Design Center closes during the taping or just a certain part of the store is unavailable during taping since you don't want anyone coming in looking to buy furniture while Andy is doing the show? Then again it might be the start of running joke that every so often the set pieces get taken off during the show because they got purchased.
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Originally posted by Frankie's Market View Post[...]But if you start off thinking small, that's all you'll ever end up being. Good for Andy in shooting for the stars now.
Eventually though, for the show to remain a fixture on the airwaves, he's gonna have to find a niche. As for whether there is a market for a Hawaii-based late night talk show taped before a live audience, no one knows if it will succeed or not until someone actually tries it. And Andy is just as good as any candidate to be the first.
I remember when the Arsenio Hall show first started. A staffer went to Loyola Marymount U with enough tickets to fill that stage's audience section. My daughter got one and showed up. She ended up on the show playing Arsenio's version of The Price is Right along with Bob Barker!!!
A half hour just isn't enough time for a late night type show but I'm counting on Andy to make it successful enough to go to one hour.
GOOOOOOOO ANDY!!!
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Originally posted by tutusue View PostI can only guess and I'll guess that celebs who might appear on Andy's show will already be in Hawaii, working! Just look at all the public appearances in which the cast from "Lost" participates. Most of those appearances are dictated by the shows publicity dept.!
As for Andy and his producer talking about competing with the likes of Leno and Letterman,... yeah, maybe that is a pipe dream. But if you start off thinking small, that's all you'll ever end up being. Good for Andy in shooting for the stars now. Eventually though, for the show to remain a fixture on the airwaves, he's gonna have to find a niche. As for whether there is a market for a Hawaii-based late night talk show taped before a live audience, no one knows if it will succeed or not until someone actually tries it. And Andy is just as good as any candidate to be the first.
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Originally posted by from the Star Bulletin article that buzz1941 linked"NightTime" will be taped with a live audience at the Honolulu Design Center, right behind street-level windows at the corner of Piikoi and Kapiolani. If you're stuck in traffic there, you'll become part of the set's background. The plan is to film three shows on Monday and two on Thursday.
Originally posted by tutusue View PostI can only guess and I'll guess that celebs who might appear on Andy's show will already be in Hawaii, working! Just look at all the public appearances in which the cast from "Lost" participates.
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Originally posted by Kalihiboy View Post[...]If they can pull in the Hollywood guests like Andy says they are trying to get, more power to them, but I don't know why Hollywood celebs would want to come on the show when they are on vacation and why would they fly this far to promote themselves unless they are filming a movie I guess.[...]
If the show can score Spielberg, Lucas or Harrison from the Indiana Jones set on the Big Island, I bet the producers of Andy's show would either find the money to fly him to Oahu or be able to score a free ticket in trade! That's assuming any of them would fly a public airline and that they're still in Hawaii! What a score that'd be!
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Originally posted by Kimo View PostThe "set" is actually looking out on Kapi`olani and Pi`ikoi?, definitely not Ke`eaumoku.
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Originally posted by Kalihiboy View PostThe recent morning talk show with Branscombe Richmond bombed in part I think because some of the guests interviewed were taped from a collectors show in Los Angeles and not even in Hawaii.
Originally posted by Kalihiboy View PostNonetheless....I wish Andy all the best.....!!
Aj
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Re: "Night Time" with Andy Bumatai
Here's some more information that was in the Star-Bulletin last month.
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The "set" is actually looking out on Kapi`olani and Pi`ikoi?, definitely not Ke`eaumoku.
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Re: "Night Time" with Andy Bumatai
Andy was on the cover of the Midweek a week or so talking about the show, he said he has lined up some of the famous actors from Joe Moore's upcoming play: Richard Dreyfuss and George Segal. Not bad.
The recent morning talk show with Branscombe Richmond bombed in part I think because some of the guests interviewed were taped from a collectors show in Los Angeles and not even in Hawaii.
If they can pull in the Hollywood guests like Andy says they are trying to get, more power to them, but I don't know why Hollywood celebs would want to come on the show when they are on vacation and why would they fly this far to promote themselves unless they are filming a movie I guess.
The boasts in the article saying they would like to eventually sell the show so it can air on the mainland to compete with the likes of Leno and Letterman are unrealistic goals I think or maybe it's a subtle joke Andy is pulling by saying this.
This *might* have worked years ago locally with Don Ho, Jim Nabors or Richard Chamberlain pulling in celebs and singers in their prime filmed over here. I know Don Ho tried it in 1976 on ABC but does anyone know the guest list he had?
Nonetheless....I wish Andy all the best.....!!
Aj
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Originally posted by helen View PostMade it just in time for Tuesday's night airing. They didn't show the audience but he did mention that it was coming from a furniture store.
Like the bit about stuff from Long's Drug store that included Hawaiian scented air fresher made in Wisconsin, butt paste and roach tablets.
The Long's BoC <g> was fun and I couldn't help but wish for a BoC from the 99ยข Store a la Leno!
I think the show has potential but a half hour seems to cut Andy off when he's just getting warmed up. I wonder if the show will go to one hour when/if it catches on. Regardless, I wish Andy well and hope the show's a big success with both audiences and sponsors. I plan on watching.
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Made it just in time for Tuesday's night airing. They didn't show the audience but he did mention that it was coming from a furniture store.
Like the bit about stuff from Long's Drug store that included Hawaiian scented air fresher made in Wisconsin, butt paste and roach tablets.
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Originally posted by Frankie's Market View PostWondering what folks here think about Andy's venture into the world of late night talk? First show aired last night with Mayor Mufi and ukelele extraordinaire Taimane Gardner.
My observations: Everything seemed to go as planned, with no technical glitches. Andy seemed to be a little nervous in his opening monologue, and the sparse audience response didn't help. (Wonder how many people were in the audience? Sounded like only a small handful.) He seemed more relaxed when interviewing the Mufster, even got him to start singing at one point. Of course, it should be noted that they have been friends for years. Will be interesting to see how he interacts with personalities who are less familiar to him. Taimane was strictly a musical guest, but her one number (a Led Zeppelin/Beethoven medley) sounded super and was a good choice for the opening show.
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