More gigs not working out for Julie Roehm Ah, Julie Roehm, will you never win? The scandal-plagued former Wal-Mart exec lined up a new gig as a judge on Mark Burnett’s ad-themed show Jingles, but now CBS has indefinitely suspended the program’s debut. They probably don’t want to steal any of the limelight from Greatest American Dog. (I originally wrote that last part as a joke, but according to TVWeek.com, it just might be true!) “When you’re given lemons, make lemonade,” Roehm tells Forbes.com this week about her post-Wal-Mart work. Let’s hope the Jingles contestants come up with more original lines than that. —Posted by David Gianatasio

July 16, 2008 in Gianatasio | Permalink

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She made no point during the jingles auditions. She just sat and tried to appear smart all while dropping empty criticisms. What a joke...

Posted by: Mike | Jul 16, 2008 7:44:54 PM

She was great at Chrysler. Maybe a shitty company is a perfect match for her.

Posted by: | Jul 16, 2008 10:03:44 PM

She was fraud on Jingles. The producers told her who was picked before the contestants even auditioned in front of her. She then gave critique that was fed to her beforehand. She has no business being a judge.How can she look at herself in the mirror.

Posted by: Rob | Aug 27, 2008 12:07:14 AM

Actually, Douche 1,2 and 3. I know several folks who worked with Burnett and company and they loved her. She's whip-smart, super funny and is an expert on advertising and marketing. I hope she looks herself in the mirror 'cause she's easy on the eyes. Why you guys such haters? Did you get fired from you whittle cushy jobsy on Madison Avenue because you are a bunch of no-talent ass clowns? Let me answer that: YES you did. Ah too bad you 20 somethings have to experience such pain. Here let me help you with your next job, repeat: want fries with that?

Posted by: Chuck | Dec 24, 2008 11:34:33 PM

Hahaha - one of the married boyfriends thinks she's all that!

Look like a man.

Posted by: Sola Goazes | Feb 12, 2009 7:02:59 AM

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