cut the part of promoting positive energy, and replaced it with a hilarious joke of "very yellow and violent".

This can be regarded as a rare highlight of Peng Wei's version of "It's Really Not Me".

If it were completely up to Xu Qing to consider it himself, he himself would not be very interested in the last scene of "I Must Find You" to promote positive energy.

What positive energy, what national pride, what moral qualities. Xu Qing knew that these situations were indeed very important, and he couldn't help but feel very unhappy when he saw that kind of immoral behavior.

But in the final analysis, these qualities actually mainly depend on daily accumulation.

It is a very good thing to be educated in this way from an early age, and to develop a good character under the influence of others. Xu Qing also hopes that this kind of thing can be promoted to the whole of China.

But in the final analysis, even if a sketch makes up a round of chicken soup, how much of an effect can it have to persuade others to be good?

Tempting and kind, Xu Qing supports. But when people watch the sketches, they all come to see and be amused. If you forcibly pour a bowl of chicken soup into someone if you have something to do, the audience will be unhappy, and the actors and directors will not be happy either.

If the audience is unhappy, it will affect the popularity of other people's works. Actors, directors, and screenwriters, how can they be happy?

However, the above has to bring the political task of promoting positive energy to the sketches, and the directors, screenwriters, and sketch actors who have no right to speak at the bottom can only follow the above requirements.

At that time, when "I Must Find You" was released, Xu Qing was just a radio host.

Relying on "Notes on Tomb Robbery", he has accumulated some popularity, but in the final analysis, the eyesight of these uncles in the review team above is not as famous as Xu Qing at all.

If you want to review the sketch, you can, then try your best to be perfect.

However, if the TV station itself is running out of programs, the review team here of the TV station will try their best to remove some of the programs submitted for review by the radio station.

Giving you two places on the show, it's good. Want more?

Moreover, even if it is a quota for two programs, the review team actually does not want to distribute the radio station on the sketch program.

Sing a song for five minutes and it's over, and a sketch is less than ten or twenty minutes.

With this time, if you assign it to your colleagues in the TV station, you may be able to change your favor.

So at that time, Xu Qing took out the show, in addition to being good enough, he also had to try to have no problems.

didn't promote positive energy, and it was not a big deal in the local station, and no one was more serious. But if you are prepared in advance and want to find faults. If you dare not promote positive energy, people will dare to use this reason to kick your show down.

The last time "I Must Find You" had such a scene, it was not found fault by the review team. plus the show was good enough, and finally passed the review.

And this time, the "Selling Abduction" that I took out before was deliberately found fault by someone with a heart and brushed down.

When Xu Qing handed in "I Must Find You", because of the special situation, he retained the footcloth of positive energy. A plot that the audience definitely doesn't like very much, but if it doesn't, it will be a problem.

But Peng Wei's situation is different, except for a little relationship with Seinfeld, everyone in Taiwan knows it, and no one will offend Peng Wei casually. Hu Wan, a member of the review team, is also quite close to Peng Wei, so Peng Wei has no concerns in this regard.

And when he was looking for someone to write a sketch script, Peng Wei told the master opposite about it.

So the positive energy was cut and replaced with a very yellow and violent joke. On the whole, if you just look at the script, the jokes of "It's Really Not Me" are actually a few more than the jokes of "I Must Find You".

But this kind of thing has nothing to do with the situation where there are more laughs.

The main plot line of "It's Really Not Me" is exactly the same as the main plot line of "I Must Find You".

It's all: the protagonist acted bravely a few years ago and prompted a bad guy to go to jail. When the bad guy was released from prison, he said something that he would definitely find the protagonist, and when someone else heard it, he notified the protagonist and his wife in advance.

The protagonist couple misunderstands that the other party wants revenge, so they start to find a way to solve the problem. The method is the same, the protagonist kneels down for the bad guy, and his wife quietly goes out to find someone else.

And then it's not enough to have a plan, you have to rehearse a few times. In addition to rehearsals, there had to be couriers who came to deliver the couriers twice, so that the protagonist quickly knelt down and begged for mercy both times when he just opened the door and didn't see who was on the other side.

It's exactly the same storyline, but it's changed in some details. Some plots have been cut and some laughs have been added.

But at the end of the day, it's just a slight modification. As long as you have watched two works, you can see that "It's Really Not Me" is indeed plagiarizing "I Must Find You".

Of course, the script is very good, if you really count it, plus the "very yellow and violent" plot in the back, in fact, it is actually funny, and it is indeed slightly more funny than "I Must Find You".

So as soon as Peng Wei saw the script, he was already very happy and had high expectations for this script. Then it was because of his confidence in this script that Peng Wei took the initiative to find the killing god Xu Qing, and forced Xu Qing to make a bet with him knowing that Xu Qing might retaliate afterwards.

However, Peng Wei didn't know that as soon as this show was broadcast on Su Feng TV, he would soon become a joke in some small circles.

In the final analysis, in fact, to a certain extent, Peng Wei was also cheated.

Peng Wei knew someone else, a master of writing sketch scripts, because of his family relationship.

The Mr. Shang who took the initiative to contact him, because of Peng Wei's background, was actually not prepared to pit Peng Wei.

But Mr. Shang, he's busy. It's not that he's busy writing scripts, Mr. Shang's entertainment is indeed too busy.

So Mr. Shang didn't write about this matter himself. In the end, he actually handed over this private job to his subordinates in his studio.

In these days, there are studios in all walks of life. Celebrities have studios, and those who do networks have studios. And in the cultural industry, studios are also a normal thing.

Mr. Shang was indeed very capable in the early years, but after becoming famous, it was difficult to calm down. However, there is still an endless stream of people who take the initiative to ask Mr. Shang for help.

So what should I do? There is no reason why the money sent to the door is not earned.

Mr. Shang didn't want to be too tired himself, so he found some old people who were quite capable, but they didn't mix much, and formed such a studio.

The existence of the studio is not public, and others come to Mr. Shang because of his fame, and when he turns around, Mr. Shang hands over the work to the people below.