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Who's in Charge Here?
Ronn Lucas special filmed in Canada to a live audience starring Lucas' puppets including Buffalo Billy, Chuck the punk rocker, etc. He also shows the audience how to make puppets out of socks and random objects. Ronn Lucas It was a one hour comedy special for the Disney Channel called "Who's in Charge Here?" for which he was nominated for an Ace award that aired in the mid-late 80s. It has an interesting cover of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" and Madonna's "Dress You Up". There is also an odd scene of a board room meeting with a stuffy T.V. executive and Buffalo Billy sitting lifeless at the conference table.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the complexities of leadership and decision-making within organizations. It examines different management styles and the challenges faced by those in positions of authority. The film uses case studies and expert commentary to illustrate its points about effective leadership.
Critical Reception
As a documentary from 1988, specific critical reception details are scarce. However, films of this nature typically aimed to educate and provoke thought in business and academic circles. Its focus on organizational dynamics suggests it was likely received as an informative and potentially useful tool for management training.
What Reviewers Say
Explores various leadership theories and their practical application.
Examines the impact of different management styles on organizational success.
Offers insights into decision-making processes within corporate structures.
Google audience: Information regarding specific Google user reviews for this particular documentary is not readily available, suggesting it may have had limited distribution or a niche audience.
Fun Fact
Documentaries focusing on management and leadership styles, like 'Who's in Charge Here?', often utilized case studies derived from real-world business scenarios of the time to make their lessons more relatable to their target audience.
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