If you are subscribed to Discovery Channel (unlike yours truly), you’ll be able to see that your oh-god-what-am-I-doing-here job is not that bad, after all.
Dirty Jobs pays tribute to the men and women who take on the many jobs that we take for granted. With an engaging host, the series informs and educates through light-hearted yet very real situations, providing our viewers with the best non-fiction programming that is core to our brand. In keeping with the quirky nature of the programme, we have taken a unique and slightly tongue-in-cheek approach with our marketing campaign, leveraging on print, radio, and online outlets that align with our target audience,” Kevin Dickie, senior vice president, marketing and communications, Discovery Networks Asia said.
I am not sure if they are referring to “cool” job (titles) like worm dung farmers, bat biologists, avian vomitologists, and sewer inspectors, but I bet this is one series many viewers will get attached to.
More on the series here.
(This article of mine originally appeared in BlogStreet.)