The fake discovered by true (Quiz Show)

Rating: 9/10 (2 September 2009)

Quiz Show
Quiz Show is a movie based on real history in the recent past, where the beginning of
the TV was marked by an entertainment scandal, where the founders built a profit
program with Herbert Stempel and Charles Van Doren as game show contestants.
In that time of the history, the new TV opened the eyes of millions of people in the
world, where they was trying to see pictures or programs live, because before that they
just heard shows on the radio.
The marketing began to work in this time, because big industry of different things got
the feeling if they put they products on TV maybe they will sell more. In other size the
entertainment started to appear, making people fell in love, and participate together
with the TV Show; because of that millions of people started to buy things, study hard
and get some social behavior.
The TV show discovered a big business, and they didn't care about honesty, truth, or
rules. The TV show made its own rules, an advantage in that moment because the Federal
Government didn't have a regulation.
The people who were born to God worship, forgot God and started to worship the man
who got all the answers on the Quiz Show , putting in the first time Hebert Stempel and
after that Van Doren, with a better appearance and important family name. The war was
started between Stempel and Van Doren, they were fighting for the power, where after
several rounds, Stempel delivered the answer to investigator Mr. Richard Goodwin, the
participants were getting the correct answer.
Mr. Goodwin was trying to discover something wrong in that kind of Show, because
for every body was impossible to answer all the questions, including big names of the
Education. After that Mr. Goodwin got all the evidence and carried it to the investigative
Committee of the U.S Congress.
The Society after the big scandal was hurt, sad, because they put all attention on the
''hero'' Van Doren and they discovered he was a fake hero.
Julio Freitas Brazil