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Shark Tank CNBC The Style Club

Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 9:37 pm
by zapped13
Was skimming through the channels at 10pm tonight and there was an old episode on Shark Tank with (what I thought) were 3-D cardboard cut-outs posed in Doll Boxes w/ accessories; one blonde in red and a dark-skinned gal in pink w/ white sun glasses. They were so good that I thought, That would be cool if they were the real deal. Imagine my surprise when they zoomed in and they were actually freeze models! Unfortunately, I can't find the name / number of the episode. :cry: Didn't catch it from the very beginning, only the last 5 minutes of that part. One of the sharks commented something at the very end along the lines of, "Are they going to leave w/ you, or are they going to stay in those boxes?" That's when the dark skinned-gal broke finally her pose and the three walked off. It brought to mind those ads w/ live models posed in Barbie doll display boxes.

Here's a capture from the season 8 trailer. There's a brief glimpse at 1:48. https://youtu.be/Fb1AaUhM2PE (The Sharks themselves seem frozen in the very beginning of the clip). Also brief glimpse from 2016 episode review 0:23-0:30. https://youtu.be/xGudGG145rU

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Re: Shark Tank CNBC The Style Club

Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2020 10:17 am
by mesmerick
Cool find! Did some digging and discovered this is season 8, episode 7; found it on Vimeo: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x53zmia, at 16:45ish.

Re: Shark Tank CNBC The Style Club

Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2020 10:37 am
by zapped13
Thank you. I missed the very beginning originally, and I was wondering how the presentation started; if they were already standing inside the boxes behind a curtain, rolled them out, etc.

Re: Shark Tank CNBC The Style Club

Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2020 12:28 pm
by lonewolf
mesmerick wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 10:17 am Cool find! Did some digging and discovered this is season 8, episode 7; found it on Vimeo: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x53zmia, at 16:45ish.
It's a copyright-bot avoidance cut, so the show is zoomed to the upper 2/3 or so of the image (cutting off the bottom and right side of the original broadcast).