A New Show - Need Help

[Rachel Peters]

I'm pitching a show soon. I've gotten some wonderful reviews from producers to whom I practice pitched.
All I need now to help convince networks they want to meet me(apart from the show itself) is some shiny quotes from performers about what a great, hilarious, genuinely passionate host I would make for this show. It's a good show, exploring the world of variety performance. You just gotta trust me. Great angle.

I need quotes.

Good ones.
Not like,
"You suck" -- Scot Nery.

Something about my freaking funniness, my charm, genuine passion and knowledge of my subject matter, etc. Might help if you've met me. ...or maybe not. I was pretty out of it and awkward when I met Martin and a few others.

Help?

You can pm or e-mail me if you'd like. Not trying to make this into a desperate plea for public praise.

A sentence or two would do.

Get in touch, yo! It would help me tremendously.

[gav]

Just fake it.
You got Scots spot on.

[Rachel Peters]

Give me an example of how... Like, for instance, what would your quote be, if I were to make it up?

(Golly, I'm so sneaky!!)

[scot]

passion, charm and funniness can be demonstrated in the pitch. What you need is credibility and value (like celebrity attachment, track record or connection to a currently successful product). I'll give you a quote anyway.

"George Washington Carver was similar in his devotion to a strange cause. He spent his whole life seeking respect for the peanut. I don't know where Rachel's going with her passion for performers, but I'll bet it's surprising and hilarious -- and better than peanut butter."

[Rachel Peters]

well, thanks for not saying I suck.

That said... I doooooo find peanut butter to be pretty good.

[Rachel Peters]

PS: Happy 29th

[Rachel Peters]

K, I think I have enough stuff. S'all good. Thanks.

[Butterfly Man]

if you've seen one jugular, you've seen them all

“Rachel stood at the center of a circle show in the world of the audaciously bizarre. I watched the blood of eccentric tricksters flow through her veins. Yet, throughout it all, she has remained quintessentially human."

[Rachel Peters]

beauty.