1. Yes, funny premise. But I don't know if I really want the marketing person from Apple to be creating series tha just happens to feature Apple products.

I know it's a business, but can we just make believe for a few more moments that there's a wall between story and sponsor?

Posted at 12:03PM on Sep 29th 2006 by Joe Bua

2. Instead of "marketing guru" it should have said "ass clown" - I've had encounters with Krish Menon and he is no marketing guru, he's a jerk that jumps from company to company, riding on the backs of those below him. Seriously, this guy is worthless. I can't believe he came up with a good idea; he must have stolen it from someone.

Posted at 6:52PM on Sep 29th 2006 by Anon

3. You are SO SUED!

Posted at 10:04AM on Oct 1st 2006 by Krish Menon

4. I actually think this is pretty cool idea. Class divides are not too uncommon, and using a mall as a setting for it can be pretty funny and ironic.

In reading the original Hollywood Reporter article, it didn't seem like Apple nor A&F are endorsing this. In TV pitches, execs and writers often using "like" scenarios to describe a situation. This is more like Beauty and The Geek or Romeo and Juliet in a mall. That's what I like about it.

I also think its pretty funny that the previous commenter thought enough about the originator to make a negative comment, but was too much of a wuss to put his or her name under it. Have opinions, but don't be a fricking coward to put your name against it, that's what I think.

Posted at 6:40PM on Oct 3rd 2006 by John Marden