PB Reality Show Delays Its Debut. Show To Take On New Direction.

San Diego -- Free-Press-Release.com-- Feb 17, 2011 -- After more than two years of filming, the PB Reality Show didn’t air as planned on January 31st. Jim Lawlor, better known as the PB Millionaire, Executive Producer and star of the PB Reality Show (http://www.pbreality.com) says he will release the show eventually, but specific about a date. Ever the perfectionist, he says, “the show is just not ready. We’re changing it to make it more appealing to a broader audience.” The show has had two sneak previews over the years with positive reviews, but he says he is, “responding to what people say they like and we’re going in that direction.”

Showcasing his lifestyle as a self-made millionaire “living the California dream," as he calls it, he has a team of attractive assistants, or his his social secretaries, whose main job is to “fight boredom." One of those assistants was Crystal Harris, who is now engaged to Playboy’s Hugh Hefner. The show also gives viewers a behind the scenes look at the making of his bikini calendar. Lawlor is often seen around town with these bikini models who are also part of the show.

Born in Pennsylvania, his father worked for the FBI, his mother worked as an ER nurse. Lawlor would tinker as a child making model rockets, airplanes, and even building his own go-cart. His family moved to Iowa, where he attended college first majoring in Art, but then switching to Business. When Lawlor moved here to San Diego 20 years ago, he had very little money and found it difficult finding employment despite his college degree. He painted houses to get by and admitted to sleeping in his car on occasion. Ironically, while painting a house one day, he came up with an idea for a pair of spray painting goggles, which, in time, made him millions.

This “rags to riches” story from first being penniless to now living in a castle here in Pacific Beach is why he is known here as the PB Millionaire. He now helps the homeless here in San Diego. One of his favorite charities is called “Photo Charity” (http://www.photocharity.org) which focuses mainly on the homeless youth.

This is all reminiscent of a millionaire of another era, Howard Hughes, who spent years making the film The Outlaw in a time when films took a matter of weeks to make.

A new video preview of the show will be released, however, in the next few months called “The Making of the PB Reality Show." According to Lawlor, "it will highlight the filming of the past two years and also be very entertaining."

Lawlor plans to take a hiatus from filming for awhile. “I always told myself that this is meant to be fun and if it becomes anything else I will stop. I just need a break right now to take a step back and see where I want to go with this."

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