Rock my RV tv show.

RV Today was the last real RV show on tv. To bad its gone.

wbwood wrote:
There was a good show about RVing on and the host that was on it has posted on here before. I can't remember the name of the show right off the top of my head right now, but there are episodes of it online. But they are old ones and not new ones. I think Marcus needs to get another one going.

You MUST be talking about RV Today with Stew Oleson. If you google RV Today, Stew Oleson, Road Stew, or go to Youtube and search for the above, you will find lots of show segments, even newer ones.

IMHO, there will never be another RV oriented show like RV Today.

The so-called reality TV shows are of course not reality at all. They are all staged, scripted, and pre-ordained. House Hunters is a great example. The houses are all pre-selected and in some cases they have existing tenants and just "borrowed" the house for the show.

This RV show is no different and nothing new. It all depends on whether you want to waste a half hour or hour of your life watching 20 minutes of program and 40 minutes of commercials or do something productive like washing your hair.

The show is decent. And Bodie Stroud is an excellent show car/hotrod builder. He knows what he is doing. I'll keep watching it. I do wish they would bring back a good rv show like RV Today.

This is an entertainment show using RV's instead of tricking out cars or houses. It's amazing that people think this is a RV show about RV's and old folks that want an RV Today type show. There are millions of RV's in this country owned by people WAY younger than us.. THAT'S the audience. Don't like it? Guess what... The core target audience is 18-54... If you'all are in that group and have a Neilsen box at home, YOU are the only ones that count.

I liked the show where they took this guy's converted ambulance and turned it into a Bigfoot hunting truck. Funny stuff.

Trlrboy wrote:

bigred1cav wrote:
Watched it once. Found nothing entertaining about a tattooed long hair, ( I wouldn't let him in my home) talking and making some ugly MH for someone with too much money. Why not buy a new MH and forego the cost to make an ugly something.

A TEE SHIRT CANNON ON TOP A MH!!!

You sound like my father did when the Beatles were hot.

X2,
he was from one of those 80's "hair" bands and that time is now 30 years gone. They actually had a good tune: link

Here's a guy who is one of us, when the band was between stops on tour his bandmates would be in hotels but Bret would be in state campgrounds with the tour bus.

I have only watched the first episode and it was interesting to see slides being added to an A, but I turned it off for the second one where some promo bus was getting reworked, since they didn't use the bed or shower so I didn't see it applying to my interests.

Television in general stinks.I too would love to see an RV show like they used to have on the old Nashville Network called " Wish You Were Here".I'm tired of all this stupid shows like River Monsters,Axe men,Swamp People or those reality shows etc.We have 200 plus channels and some nights I can't find anything I'm interested in.I have an idea for Camping World.How about producing an show on the RV lifestyle that shows RV's,camp grounds,and places of interest like "Wish You Were Here".You would think there were enough RVer's and Rv wanna be's to support it.

bigred1cav wrote:
Watched it once. Found nothing entertaining about a tattooed long hair, ( I wouldn't let him in my home) talking and making some ugly MH for someone with too much money. Why not buy a new MH and forego the cost to make an ugly something.

A TEE SHIRT CANNON ON TOP A MH!!!

You sound like my father did when the Beatles were hot.

Watched episode 1 and 2. #1 with family was good, but all I could think about was WEIGHT. It let DH know how much it would cost to add a bedroom slide! #2 wasn't my taste. #3 is on DVR and am not really excited to watch.

They need to pick fulltimers rather than celebrities to update. I'd volunteer our unit, but we don't like gaudy and only need a few tweaks.