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PitchMen (original name: But Wait...There's More ) ^{[1 ]} is a docudrama television program produced for the Discovery Channel in the United States. The show followed infomercial producers and talent Billy Mays and Anthony "Sully" Sullivan as they attempted to sell various inventions through direct-response marketing. The series was narrated by Thom Beers. Each episode typically focused on two different products. ^{[2 ]}

Each episode typically begins with different inventors pitching products to the hosts. Two products are then selected and are field tested with peoples' opinions gathered on the products. If successful in the field test, an infomercial is then produced and played in test markets after which the inventors are notified of the amount of success that the commercial generated. For products that generated a successful level of consumer interest, high praise is given by Billy and Sully. For products that did not fare as well, the inventor is notified, and the future of the product is discussed briefly including the possibility of collaboration on tweaking the commercial for a later airing date.

It was unknown whether or not the series would continue following Mays' death on June 28, 2009. ^{[3 ]} The Discovery Channel ran an all day marathon of episodes on July 1 as a tribute, which concluded with the season finale, itself edited to end with a tribute to Mays. On July 9 a special tribute episode entitled "Pitchman: A Tribute to Billy Mays" aired with comments from friends, co-workers, and family. The status of the second season was undecided until July 15, when a press-release was put out by Discovery to announce that the show would be renewed for a second season.

Season 1

  Episode 1 – "High Impact Item"

• Airdate: April 15, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • Impact Gel – A shoe insert that cushions a person's heel and toe
  • GPS Pal – A device that allows a user to place a GPS navigation system in a cupholder instead of on the windshield
• Successful Product: Impact Gel

  Episode 2 – "Dual Saw Shuffle"

• Airdate: April 22, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • Dualsaw – a dual-bladed circular saw with blades that revolve in opposing directions allowing a cleaner cut without kickback. It was invented by a French firefighter who came up with the idea for his product after a fellow firefighter lost an eye using a circular saw in a rescue attempt.
  • Shuffles – microfiber pads that are worn on the feet and used as a mop.
• Successful Product: DualSaw

  Episode 3 – "From the Jaws of Victory"

• Airdate: April 29, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • Jupiter Jack – a cellphone handsfree device that transmits using a vehicle's FM radio. It was originally named Black Jack, but changed due to the trademark not being available
  • Sharkstopper – an acoustic shark repellent
• Successful Product: Jupiter Jack

  Episode 4 – "Smells Like Gold"

• Airdate: May 6, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • What Odor? – An odor removing spray that claims to be non-toxic and environmentally friendly
  • The Vertical Grill – A small folding grill-like grate for grilling food
• Successful Product: What Odor?

  Episode 5 – "Spotting Talent"

• Airdate: May 13, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • Spot Sucker – a stain remover developed by a teenage high school student that removes stains by way of a vacuum sucking the cleanser through fabric
  • Heel Stick – balm designed to treat dry cracked skin on a persons foot
• Successful Products: Both Heel Stick and Spot Sucker were successful, although  Episode 6 – "Tool Guys"
• Airdate: May 20, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • GraBit – a drill bit designed to remove broken or stripped screws by cutting a new hole into the screw and extracting it using a second bit
  • Tool Band-It- a strap that fits around the arm and contains Neodymium magnets to keep tools attached and easy to reach.
• Successful Product: Tool Band-It

  Episode 7 – "Spinning Green"

• Airdate: May 26, 2009
• Products Featured:
  • Spin Gym – a resistance band type device that uses rotational inertia to create resistance
• Episode description: A successful TV pitchwoman, Forbes Riley, hopes to make herself a household name with her new "Spin Gym," but making her infomercial could damage her friendship with Billy and Sully. Billy appears as a guest on the Tonight Show.
• Successful Product: None

  Episode 8 – "Digging for Dollars"

• Airdate: June 3, 2009
• Product Featured:
  • Handi-Straps – straps designed to assist manual lifting by transferring weight to the shoulders
  • Awesome Auger – a relaunch of an existing product, a drill bit with a large auger for use in yard-work.
• Episode Description: Billy and Sully have hit a dry spell and hit the road looking for new inventions; Billy helps a handicapped fellow pitchman make his latest invention a success; and Billy and Sully pitch health insurance, a product they had never pitched before. Billy also launches a new advertising campaign for the Awesome Auger
• Successful Product: Awesome Auger

  Episode 9 – "Grater Education"

• Airdate: June 10, 2009
• Product Featured:
  • Grater Plater – A plate with a grater
• Episode Description: A former pitchman and cancer survivor gets assistance from Billy and Sully, who pitch his handmade product, the Grater Plater; Billy and the team shoot a scene for Mighty Putty Wood, by using the product to tow the HMS Bounty. The team is also invited to lecture at Princeton University.
• Successful Product: Grater Plater

  Episode 10 – "Tale of Three Billys"

• Airdate: June 17, 2009
• Product Featured:
  • Green Now! – A lawn fertilizer
  • Ragazzi's Restaurant – A restaurant owned by Billy Mays' brother-in-law
  • Turn, Don't Burn – A rotating recliner that intends to reduce sunburning
• Episode Description: Billy's father pitches the Turn Don't Burn and Billy and Sully help Billy's son direct his first commercial.
• Successful Products: Green Now!, Ragazzi's Restaurant and Turn, Don't Burn

  Episode 11 – "Crunch Time"

• Airdate: June 24, 2009
• Product Featured:
  • Gator Blades – a windshield wiper that claims to be more effective than regular wipers
  • EZ Crunch Bowl – a cereal bowl that has shallow and deep ends designed to prevent cereal from becoming soggy
  • Mighty Shine – a product intended to restore shine to jewelry
• Episode Description: Billy and Sully pitch the Gator Blades using a device named the 'Bug Bazooka.' and pitch the "EZ Crunch Bowl" which was invented by Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn.
• Successful Products: EZ Crunch Bowl and Mighty Shine

Episode 12 – "Revenge of the Pitchmen"

• Airdate: July 1, 2009
• Product Featured:
  • Zorbeez – an absorbent towel that claims to hold several times its weight in liquid
  • Quick Chop – a kitchen utensil that intends to allow one to chop food by pushing down on the product's handle
• Episode Description: After Vince Offer pitches similar products ( ShamWow and the Slap Chop), Billy and Sully counter by relaunching the similar products they advertised, Zorbeez and Quick Chop. Billy and Sully then compete against each other in a pitch-off in Philadelphia. Sully hires two workers to bother Billy, and pays people to buy his product, although Billy still wins. This episode is the season finale.
• Successful Products: Zorbeez and Quick Chop