Big Time RV! on Travel Channel

Same with auto and motorcycle reality shows. I just watch so I can laugh at the miss info, mistakes and BS.

So where does this person camp and dump his tanks. Same place as the rest of us. Wait a minute, that's not totally true. After a few casino's RV parks, and an executive park or two they stop camping all together.

Think about how many of those rigs you ever see out there. After 40,000 miles and six years of six month part-timing I can count them on only one hand.

One stupid show, all actors. Had to turn it off because it really was not a family friendly content believe it or not. The two creepy guys looking for a luxury coach and all the references to sex in the bedroom and alcohol consumption was really pathetic. The salesman's quote, "I hear you don't do much sleeping in the bedroom" was really gross.

I have been off grid for the past few months in the Canadian North & Alaska so cable TV has been less than a minimum.

Looks like I have not missed anything. SSDD on TV. When will somebody come up with something original? When will reality TV do something real? Every one of them has the same plot. BORING!

lazydays wrote:
Watched it last night and will continue to watch. I'm only in it for looking at the differenct types of RV's. Don't care about the other stuff.

X2. Just entertainment, as I expected by the title.

Non-RV types like the innovations and the
'toy' features they show on these type shows. Nothing to do with real world. Outlandish prices are part of the 'wow' factor the show uses to impress the (again) 'non-RVers'. Doubt I would even consider an Lazy Days coach simply because of the number of customers they have and the units they sell. Doubt the service after the sale is close to the pressure before the sale. As I said, this is a TV show and I am betting if you want to talk turkey on a real sale/deal the prices get a whole lot better.

Watched it last night and will continue to watch. I'm only in it for looking at the differenct types of RV's. Don't care about the other stuff.

What I noticed was that not one of the buyers asked or got a discount off the retail price. They must be fishing for newbies.
Don

I'd hate to think that the poor guy and his daughter actually paid $27,000 for the Z1 stick-n-tin. That unit can be bought at a dozen places in the country for less than $20K brand new and that's not including an Indiana wholesaler that will know 40% off. As I said before, I think these were all actors and no one really bought anything on the show as it was portrayed.

X2 on what other posters said. A looong advertisement for Lazy Days. The real estate couple that came in with a budget of $400,000 but bought a $600,000 MH was a bad representation of women. Her begging him to buy it like a spoiled child and the requirements the MH had to have for the dog, Yuck.