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Good Company One: Sunday Feb 22nd at 11pm EST ESPN2

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kshaughn
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I'm honestly shocked that I couldn't find a thread about Wallisch's Good Company. I figured there would have been at least ten made by now, because Wallisch.

Anyways, ESPN (X Games) just released this video/trailer for Good Company on their facebook page. It premieres at Sunday at 11PM ET on ESPN2.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152724315176964&set=vb.102055561963&type=2&theater


I'm pumped to watch this on Sunday night because it looks like it will be awesome.

**This thread was edited on Feb 20th 2015 at 3:44:19pm
Feb 19 2015 3:28PM
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Dobber
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I'm pretty excited. This is great publicity for freeskiing. All of my friends are convinced that skiing is just carving and racing.
Feb 19 2015 3:33PM
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Saga.
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So hyped for this series. The line up of skiers and guys making the videos are all time.
Feb 19 2015 3:35PM
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*Nickdel*
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Stoked to see the shots they got from Boston
Feb 19 2015 3:46PM
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Paul.Marik
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So hyped. Pretty awesome it's going to be airing for free AND that it's on tv.
Feb 19 2015 3:48PM
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averageMIskier
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help me buy good company some 30 racks
Feb 19 2015 4:02PM
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kylemclean
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does anyone know if it will be airing on any Canadian stations as well
Feb 19 2015 4:06PM
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eheath
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So hyped the guys are getting this on national TV, can't wait for sunday.

Feb 20 2015 3:45PM
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Saga.
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pussyfooterSo hyped the guys are getting this on national TV, can't wait for sunday.



If you're in Utah and over the age of 21 come to the downstairs in PC for a viewing party.
Feb 20 2015 4:25PM
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eheath
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Saga.If you're in Utah and over the age of 21 come to the downstairs in PC for a viewing party.


Feb 20 2015 4:31PM
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OP_has_Aids
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That looks sick. I'll have to watch that
Feb 20 2015 4:37PM
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DFJ
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I think it is imperative that everyone watches this at 11EST time on TV if you are able to. We really need to make sure the views of this are killa and we shouldn't be pirating that shit and what not. IDK if recording it to DVR factors into a station's ratings or not
Feb 20 2015 5:36PM
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eheath
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GrendelsI think it is imperative that everyone watches this at 11EST time on TV if you are able to. We really need to make sure the views of this are killa and we shouldn't be pirating that shit and what not. IDK if recording it to DVR factors into a station's ratings or not


Share it man, spread the word. Ns is a small market compared to Facebook and instagram.
Feb 20 2015 5:46PM
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kshaughn
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This is some of the best urban stuff I've seen in a real long time. Tom and everyone are putting on a great show.
Feb 22 2015 11:27PM
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brov1
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So uhh... This is fucking tight
Feb 22 2015 11:29PM
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boomie
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that was unreal. so many good shots! can't wait for the next two episodes. Kyle Decker killed the filming too!
Feb 22 2015 11:31PM
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Tree60
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That 4 on at the end tho. Fuck that.
Feb 22 2015 11:32PM
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garrett.
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not only was that sick as fuck, but so many people just got exposed to a side of skiing they never knew existed.

filming and not competing is in the spotlight for once!
Feb 22 2015 11:32PM
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percs
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Wow so much ballsy urban. Wallischs 4 on to the downrail off of the roof was crazy and so was Niklas's ender
Feb 22 2015 11:33PM
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Aidin954
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How did we not hear about woodsy's thing next???
Feb 22 2015 11:34PM
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bakedpow
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those guys kill it all around. great riding and filming. that was cool to see on tv
Feb 22 2015 11:34PM
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Sklar
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Feb 22 2015 11:35PM
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Peter.
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so this was the first episode? is this gonna be a weekly thing? or is it called 'one' as in the first annual edition
Feb 22 2015 11:36PM
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Sklar
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Peter.so this was the first episode? is this gonna be a weekly thing? or is it called 'one' as in the first annual edition


3 total, dropping february, may, and september
Feb 22 2015 11:37PM
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Peter.
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Sklar3 total, dropping february, may, and september


thanks. sucks that they're every few months but still sick
Feb 22 2015 11:40PM
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Park_Ranger
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Tim Mchessney really stood out for me. All of his shots were no short of massive
Feb 22 2015 11:40PM
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big-tink
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Everyone in the company killed it! Sick to see them feature Tom's background with Wisp also.
Feb 22 2015 11:43PM
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cwphoto
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Absolutely amazing.
Feb 22 2015 11:51PM
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Breaking_Rad
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This likely an unpopular opinion, but minus the first 10 min (Wallisch running through past, Wisp, etc) I didn't think that played to the masses. I get everybody wants that to be some seminal moment broadcasting the "core" of the sport, but I think for Joe-ESPN watcher it got pretty boring, pretty quickly. Not to say it won't make a great edit for the urban fans that buy/watch those films, but frankly I thought the Woodsy/Kaitlyn Farrington X-games special after it played better. It was certainly more compelling for Joe Schmo that knows little about skiing.

Again, probably unpopular opinion and there were some cool shots and I know these guys aren't doing this for a mass audience, but it seemed to miss on the mass audience/ESPN demo.

I guess I'm looking at it through the lens of audience. The Olympic/X-Games/Dew Tour stuff can be watered down, but there is also a mass appeal. I guess the point of something like this is to expose the other side of the sport. Still, I think mixing in a little more traditional park might have helped this along.
Feb 23 2015 1:06AM
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taj.
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anywhere I can watch it now? My cable doesn't have ESPN and the xbox app is wack as fuck and wouldn't let me watch either lol
Feb 23 2015 1:15AM
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eheath
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Breaking_RadThis likely an unpopular opinion, but minus the first 10 min (Wallisch running through past, Wisp, etc) I didn't think that played to the masses. I get everybody wants that to be some seminal moment broadcasting the "core" of the sport, but I think for Joe-ESPN watcher it got pretty boring, pretty quickly. Not to say it won't make a great edit for the urban fans that buy/watch those films, but frankly I thought the Woodsy/Kaitlyn Farrington X-games special after it played better. It was certainly more compelling for Joe Schmo that knows little about skiing.

Again, probably unpopular opinion and there were some cool shots and I know these guys aren't doing this for a mass audience, but it seemed to miss on the mass audience/ESPN demo.

I guess I'm looking at it through the lens of audience. The Olympic/X-Games/Dew Tour stuff can be watered down, but there is also a mass appeal. I guess the point of something like this is to expose the other side of the sport. Still, I think mixing in a little more traditional park might have helped this along.


The first segment was for tv/world of xgames. good company one is the second half of the show.
Feb 23 2015 4:15AM
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Park_Ranger
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pussyfooterThe first segment was for tv/world of xgames. good company one is the second half of the show.


I thought it was interesting how they didn't give Tom any kind of introduction regarding how successful he has been in multiple realms of the sport/has been a major driver to get to the sport where it is today.

It started with him hitting a spot and then going right into his childhood. That makes sense for all of is, but the average person watching it who has no idea who he is probably got bored pretty quickly. To them, it would have come off as - alright, so this dude just hit that rail and now I am watching him go through his childhood house. Who is he? Why does this matter? Etc.

They should have started with a run down of all that he is accomplished (comp results, number of movie segs, insane sponsors, etc) before going into his life.
Feb 23 2015 7:43AM
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Coalescent
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Park_RangerI thought it was interesting how they didn't give Tom any kind of introduction regarding how successful he has been in multiple realms of the sport/has been a major driver to get to the sport where it is today.

It started with him hitting a spot and then going right into his childhood. That makes sense for all of is, but the average person watching it who has no idea who he is probably got bored pretty quickly. To them, it would have come off as - alright, so this dude just hit that rail and now I am watching him go through his childhood house. Who is he? Why does this matter? Etc.

They should have started with a run down of all that he is accomplished (comp results, number of movie segs, insane sponsors, etc) before going into his life.




I agree 100%
Feb 23 2015 8:48AM
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PattyAlpaugh
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Park_RangerI thought it was interesting how they didn't give Tom any kind of introduction regarding how successful he has been in multiple realms of the sport/has been a major driver to get to the sport where it is today.

It started with him hitting a spot and then going right into his childhood. That makes sense for all of is, but the average person watching it who has no idea who he is probably got bored pretty quickly. To them, it would have come off as - alright, so this dude just hit that rail and now I am watching him go through his childhood house. Who is he? Why does this matter? Etc.

They should have started with a run down of all that he is accomplished (comp results, number of movie segs, insane sponsors, etc) before going into his life.


Agreed
Feb 23 2015 9:02AM
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Aidin954
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Park_RangerI thought it was interesting how they didn't give Tom any kind of introduction regarding how successful he has been in multiple realms of the sport/has been a major driver to get to the sport where it is today.

It started with him hitting a spot and then going right into his childhood. That makes sense for all of is, but the average person watching it who has no idea who he is probably got bored pretty quickly. To them, it would have come off as - alright, so this dude just hit that rail and now I am watching him go through his childhood house. Who is he? Why does this matter? Etc.

They should have started with a run down of all that he is accomplished (comp results, number of movie segs, insane sponsors, etc) before going into his life.


Yup
Feb 23 2015 2:57PM
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percs
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Park_RangerI thought it was interesting how they didn't give Tom any kind of introduction regarding how successful he has been in multiple realms of the sport/has been a major driver to get to the sport where it is today.

It started with him hitting a spot and then going right into his childhood. That makes sense for all of is, but the average person watching it who has no idea who he is probably got bored pretty quickly. To them, it would have come off as - alright, so this dude just hit that rail and now I am watching him go through his childhood house. Who is he? Why does this matter? Etc.

They should have started with a run down of all that he is accomplished (comp results, number of movie segs, insane sponsors, etc) before going into his life.


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Feb 23 2015 3:53PM
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swoger
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Park_RangerI thought it was interesting how they didn't give Tom any kind of introduction regarding how successful he has been in multiple realms of the sport/has been a major driver to get to the sport where it is today.

It started with him hitting a spot and then going right into his childhood. That makes sense for all of is, but the average person watching it who has no idea who he is probably got bored pretty quickly. To them, it would have come off as - alright, so this dude just hit that rail and now I am watching him go through his childhood house. Who is he? Why does this matter? Etc.

They should have started with a run down of all that he is accomplished (comp results, number of movie segs, insane sponsors, etc) before going into his life.



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Feb 23 2015 5:06PM
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