We literally climbed over the fence.

We snuck. We were on the red carpet with our little beat-up cameras.

And when we started showing that, people would like, it looks like we were watching something we're not supposed to.

And that's really what started the whole red carpet.

Some people dream of building an empire, while others actually do it.

Larry Namer wasn't supposed to become a media mogul.

A kid from Brooklyn, who started as a cable repairman, ended up creating one of the most influential entertainment brands in history.

We had over 100 rejections, one which even at the meeting, the guy literally threw the business

plan on my head. At that time, starting a TV network was somewhere closer to $100 million.

The worst thing you could do is say to people, just imagine, you've lost them.

They can't imagine.

This is Larry Namer, co-founder of E. Entertainment Television, a pioneer who redefined how

the world consumes media, and a relentless entrepreneur who's never stopped building.

This isn't just a story about television.

It's about vision, resilience, and the courage to bet on yourself when no one else will.

Once ChatGBT became ubiquitous, now I'm getting done in one hour.

What used to take me five days.

As human beings, we all have a finite amount of time on this planet.

The best thing we can do is use it efficiently or effectively.

Find something you're good at, work your butt off,

and become great at it. And then that will become your passion.

So, Larry, you went from splicing cables in Manhattan sewers for 90 bucks a week to building

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