We said 'you have to show up at a certain time for a live feed'. one person at a time, one device at a time, one point-in-time at a time, one decision about a download at a time, that's the future of entertainment. JBB: 'Part of the reason that I think it was a success was that we went against the 'gospel of streaming services' that says that. This is a unique part of the show's success, as Joe Bob explained: The popularity of the Shudder show, interestingly enough, suggests a unique way forward for streaming services looking to distinguish themselves from the increasingly crowded future field: facilitating a communal viewing experience. 'One Of Us! One Of Us!' Community And The Drive-In That's how I ended up on Shudder 17 years after being canceled by TNT.' we had lunch, I assumed I would never hear from them again but sure enough they came back and said 'okay, let's do the show'. … these latest guys said 'hey, can we pitch a new show to Shudder?'. and then I would never hear from them again. JBB: 'About once a year people would come to me and say 'hey, you want to do a new show?' I would always say 'yeah, sure'. JBB recounted the process of Shudder approaching him for the new series The Last Drive-In so many years after MonsterVision:

When it ended in 1996, Joe Bob was off the air for only four months before joining TNT as the host of MonsterVision until 2000. JBB's foray into TV began as a guest host on The Movie Channel's Drive-In Theater (a late-night B movie show), which resulted in a long-term contract for Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater, running for nearly ten years and becoming TMC's highest-rated show.

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