Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus

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Running Time: 63 minutes (approx)

This talk show is one with a BIG difference. It is a completely unique one-hour daytime daily television series.

The structure of the show allows the forgoing and universally popular single-subject show to develop into a multi-topic structure with brand-new features, sections and other elements.

Each individual 'episode' (for want of a better word) will start with an open-ended and casual conversation amid the five presenters. This conversation will take on a Mars vs. Venus approach to current and topical subjects which will cover issues ranging from politics to surgical enhancements.

Other segments of this show will include celebrity interviews, hands-on demonstration articles, interviews with real people (not just the famous ones) which will be positive and will also provide solutions to the problems in question, not just chat.

Other sections that will be shown in this new show will be produced on location, to add a bit of change of scene to the show, not a thing that is seen on talk shows, except on the rare occassion.

Presented by : Cristina Ferrare, Bo Griffin, Sam Phillips, Dr. Drew Pinsky, and Rondell Sheridan,

Produced by : Columbia TriStar Television Distribution.

Main Cast

Image for Cristina FerrareCristina FerrarePresenter
Bo GriffinPresenter
Drew PinskyPresenter
Rondell SheridanPresenter
Samantha PhillipsPresenter

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