Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show. I'm your host to Rob Shooter, and every Wednesday. Donnie Meacham from OKmagine.com joins us. Donnie, are you there? I am here. It's an inconspicuous part of the day. Hello, Donnie. We don't give out the time now. It's so different for me. I'm still quite nude to podcasting, so whenever I did radio or TV, I was on at a certain time. Podcasting you can listen to whenever you like. It's the joy of it, Donnie. So we don't give away what time we're doing it. But we do give away the day. It's Wednesday. So you've got the right episode if you want all today's delicious dish. Donnie, what time is it? Tea time. That was a weird introduction then. I just talked about not giving away the time,

and yet I asked you what time it was. Well, there you go. The inconsistencies of the naughty

but nice show. We got a great exclusive at the top of the show again today. Kim Kardashian

can't sell her new TV show. So OK Magazine reported exclusively Donnie, congratulations,

that Kim was already in talks with streaming services, including the giant Netflix,

about doing a solo show after keeping up with the Kardashians ends. They're taping right now

the very last season. So there's one more season to come out.

However, it's not going very well for Kim because just last week,

the season premiere ended before the last season,

and it got the worst numbers in the history of the show.

So the show's been on for over a decade, getting as many as two or three

million viewers at its peak. Now it's dropped below a million. Nobody thought it ever would. And

last week's episodes, I just got the numbers, was 670,000 viewers. That's not good, particularly

when you're trying to sell a new show. Every executive,

they have access to the numbers. If Rob Shooter can get the numbers, they can. So while Kim is trying

to sell a show, they're looking her up and they're seeing these numbers and saying, I think it's

over. What do you think, Dona? I think it is because people

are tired of it. It's been over a decade. We've seen everything that we need to see. And now

she won't show Kanye and she won't show what's going on with him. And so it's like, this isn't really

your life then if we're not seeing what's really happening? Yeah, I think that people forget that TV

is a business and it does look so glamorous and it looks so much fun. But at the end of the day,

it's a money-making profit business. And if you can make a company a lot of money, they will give

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