Walk of Shame Shuttle

Walking home at 8am from a crazy night out has been a staple on college campuses for decades right up there with football games and all-nighters. Kellyann Wargo, an enterprising University of Michigan graduate, took this collegiate tradition and turned it into a buzz-worthy business, The Walk of Shame Shuttle. Inside her car, cameras capture her real life clients and their hilarious stories. Kellyann's business plan is simple. If you call her the morning after, she'll pick you up, give you bottled water and drive you anywhere in Ann Arbor for $5 with no judgment and a complimentary high five. It's the cheapest therapy session you will ever have in your life. Brian Graden Media is producing this series for VH1. Brian Graden, Lois Curren & Gaurav Misra are the principal partners of the company. Since their start in 2012, BGM have produced “HitRECord on TV” starring Joseph Gordon Levitt on Pivot and are in production on "Men Of The Strip" for E!. In addition, BGM have development & pilots at E!, WeTV, Esquire, A&E & GSN. In the past, BGM have also produced for USA, Bravo, Current TV, Nat Geo & CMT. Before starting BGM, Brian Graden was President of MTV/VH1 & Logo, Lois Curren was President of Entertainment at MTV and Gaurav Misra was Head of Digital Programming at MTV/VH1. The series is a modern day "Taxicab Confessions" but with less drunkenness and more hang over humor. Kellyann discovered that her clients aren't the only people that party too hard and wake up in a strange place so she has successfully expanded her business to different cities. Anyone can call for the "Walk of Shame Shuttle" service so the drivers never know what type of personality is climbing into their car. This makes for a totally unscripted adventure - a relationship show on wheels. This show is for anyone who has woken up next to someone they found significantly more attractive the night before and knows how to laugh about it the next morning. It's also for the homebodies who like to laugh and live vicariously through party animals. Tune in this fall to catch all of the insane exploits on the "Walk of Shame" shuttle.