HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO AMY
Actor Websites by Web For Actors - A happy birthday wish from your friend, Tokyo! (this character is based on my sister Amy's imaginary friend that she used to call up on the phone when we were younger. I ended up picking up on the other line and became 'Tokyo' for her.)
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I constantly see these popping up everywhere and they're trying to capitalize on you, so why give them the time of day? Here's a screenshot of on of such offers I just found on the web: There's so many things wrong... 
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It's okay to try again if you made a mistake. Just don't make a habit of it. 
A TV format is the concept or formula demonstrated in an already existing TV show from which another producer can use to create a similar show in a different territory. In other words, if I'm a TV producer in the USA and I take notice of a TV show that airs in Denmark that could potentially be a hit in America, I would purchase the rights to that particular format, and reproduce the show for American audiences. A great example of this is singing competition shows. POP IDOL exists in the states as AMERICAN IDOL, in Canada as CANADIAN IDOL etc. There's also THE VOICE which exists in several different countries all produced in different languages and use different judges. The most popular in the game show arena is WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE which has be sold to 108 territories. In the scripted world, a great example is THE OFFICE, which first started as a British series created by Ricky Gervais, and then sold as a format to NBC by executive producer Greg Daniels.