Wu Mu hadn't watched "Star Agency" before, so after he got the job, he went out of his way to check it out and found that the cast was quite luxurious.
There were industry veterans and powerful variety show personalities, as well as popular young actors and up-and-coming actresses, and they often invited various well-known guest stars to the program.
It was clear that Beijing TV Station wanted to make this show a hit and was willing to spend big money on it.
But the result was obviously not as good as hoped.
The show couldn't be said to be a flop, but it also had nothing to do with being a blockbuster—it was just lukewarm.
After Wu Mu watched it, he felt that the camera work and post-production were pretty good and had a nice vibe, but the guests really didn't mesh well together; there wasn't much chemistry.
The veteran leading the show didn't bring the desired effect and could only force a persona.
