Frank Tarr

**Warning: this article contains spoilers for My Livingroom below this point**

Frank Tarr is the host of the talk show My Livingroom, a shorter, more personal take on late night talk shows, where the guests can be anyone, the questions can be anything, and the episodes are all quite short. We don't know too much about Frank, other than what we can discern from the episodes thus far.

## My Livingroom - Episode One; My Roommate

In this video, Frank interviews his reluctant and apprehensive roommate Thomas, whom takes a shit on the livingroom floor in protest before heading to the couch. This interaction introduces the show's theme of cold opens before the theme song and the actual beginning. Frank seems very excited throughout the video and, as anyone would be, confused as to why his roommate took a shit on the floor.

This episode paints Frank as a passionate and friendly person, yet he can definitely be inconsiderate of others, seen with his roommate, as Thomas says that he's been vocal about how much he hates this, and yet, as we can tell, Frank is still going through with it.

## My Livingroom - Episode Two; My Best Friend

This episode showcases that even though he may have a rocky relationship with his roommate, he can be considerate and warm with other people, seen with Charlie, this episode's guest, and Frank's best friend since childhood. Throughout the video, they seem without a care, asking questions no one would care about, such as what Charlie's favourite meat is, or if he likes the cheese balls they're snacking on throughout. This shows that Frank, while he does care about his production and his show, there's no doubt about that, he refuses to let it rule him, and he wishes to keep a personal sort of feel in his episodes.

## My Livingroom - Episode Three; The Most Famous Man in The World

This episode shows Frank in a rush, he has a doctor's appointment soon after filming has begun, sadly he has the most famous guest thus far in the series, Bobby Macdillyinson. But, the fact that Frank is prioritizing his doctor's appointment instead of cancelling it to cash in on this possibly extremely lucrative guest, says how much he doesn't care about fame, to him, every guest on his show is just as important as the other ones. On top of that, it shows that nothing in his show will stand in the way of his own physical and mental well-being, which is a healthy barrier to set.

## My Livingroom - Episode Four, Five and Seven

Episodes four, five, and seven mainly serve as comedic value, not much else is learned in the way of Frank. Although, the point he makes at the end of each one, "We'll take literally anyone" is reinforced by these instalments, as we see a man who doesn't speak, a human statue, and a guy pretending to be a ghost, if that doesn't say "we'll take anyone", I don't know what would

## My Livingroom - Episode Six; The Tardy Man

Episode six, definitely one of the more notable episodes in season one, sees the guest never show up, even after a 24 hour period. This episode, as well as displaying Frank's partnership with Tonya, shows his dedication to his show, staying overnight just to make sure he doesn't miss his guest, of course, this comes to no real detriment to his personal life, as he had already cleared up his schedule for that day and the following one, meaning he was free to do this. So the only real consequence was that he stayed at the studio overnight.

## My Livingroom - Episode Eight; The Prick

What we learn about Frank in this episode is simple, he doesn't respect people unless they earn it from him. He doesn't inherently respect Dr. Mister, even though being a doctor is considered respectable, but Frank judges him based on his other actions, as Dr. Mister is a very cold and disrespectful person, as Frank says "This next guest seems like a prick".

## My Livingroom - Episode Nine; The Revolutionary Hacker

Episode Nine serves as a largely expository episode for UNS33N, but it does say something about Frank as well. Throughout this episode above all, we can see Frank be a very professional and friendly talk show host, asking insightful questions throughout the whole thing, and keeping even ground with his guest UNS33N, all in all, this episode represents exactly what Frank wants out of the show, to have anyone on and have each episode feel just as special as the other ones.

## My Livingroom - Episode Ten; The Talkshow Host

In this episode, we get a clear look into who Frank is as a person through the second question and the way the two act around each other. Frank created the show so that people could get an honest look into the people that came onto the show. When he sees most other talk shows, all he's really been seeing recently has been two people with agendas to promote things they've had a part in, they don't care about talking to each other, and that is exactly what My Livingroom is against. the whole show isn't supposed to be a big marketing thing, it's just supposed to be an honest look into the people that either you could see every day, or never see in your entire life.