Gamers said:This is how you do it when the host and the whole audience hates you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43xF6WmBMYM
That show was actually funny, though you never know if the guys are real there.
You will find many Game concepts there and why it works despite the guy being a bit extreme of course.
Also he had much more to say than Roosh was ever given a chance. At Dr. Oz Roosh was somehow meant to just sit there and take the abuse in silence. On that show the guest talked for 70% of the time.
Also when you move into the emotional TV aspects then of course some personality types are more well-suited for it - emotional, strongly gesticulating, quipping back, talking shit all the time, being defiant etc. Not everyone wishes to debate like that. Swaying the crowd is one thing - speaking the truth another.