FACE TV! WITH GREGG BROWN

An innovative half-hour reality-based comedy whose host gets ordinary people to do and say extraordinary things. ©2004

Face TV! was a popular New York City local cable show from 1997-2000. Hosted by Gregg Brown, the show frequently included man-on-the-street interviews, games, and on-location segments.

Each show focused on a topic - the fashion industry, tattoos, the subway - with the common theme being participation by the public at large. Gregg's unique and engaging personality helped convince people to tattoo his name on their body, dance and sing with him on the street, even reveal to him their most intimate secrets.

The unusual and innovative format of the show allowed Gregg to interact with an entirely different group of people from episode to episode. And the fact that each show centered around a unique topic kept the audience coming back each week to see where Gregg was going next, and what he was going to get people to do in front of the camera.

"Rich vs. Poor", the final episode, included a segment where Gregg and his crew gained (unannounced) access to both a typical "project" apartment, as well as a Park Avenue brownstone.