Everyone's already said the big flaws in the plan, but I'd still go for it. Maybe make it a 1-2 times a week thing that way the quality will be higher than spamming out 3-5 a week. I remember giving Day[9] help a long tie ago with filtering replays back when he still was doing BroodWar, you'll be surprised at the number of man hours it will take to do one show. Anyway, I say go for it as the worst thing that can happen is the community learning that Tf2 can or can't support this kind of show and we can figure something else out to do but the potential to learn something to make is already happening (casting games, Fully Charged, Pugs/newbie mixes) better if the show does fail is something to consider.

My regrets are pretty much listed in the stupid shit you've done, although as often I regret getting in the car, I spend an equal time being glad I did since all my current friends and majority of my happy moments in life are directly after.
But 3 that weren't stupid but I regret:
Not turning my application to IMSA, would have gotten in apparently but I chose to go with my friends instead...
Not following my old "clan" in Diablo/RS into Valve games sooner... I might have actually made it to invite CS or something had we stuck together considering how many hours we used to spend together.
Sticking with Boy Scouts all the way to getting my Eagle rank. Looks good on paper, doesnt get you anything but people thinking youre an outdoors know-it-all with strict morals that people can take advantage of.
Meh I'm only 18 though so there's still hope for me to do something with my life.

Mine came from playing ultimate frisbee. I was the "plan b" when we had the frisbee. If nobody looked open, throw it as far as you could towards the end zone and I would always try to chase it down.... I set the school record for most points scored all time(388 points) in any sport and our club always called the frisbee a disc, so when my classmates heard of this discb was created and it stuck.
Which also makes me slightly bitter since I only got to play one season before getting injured and that was the one season the club didn't make top 4 in the state tournament in the last 5 years.

I've got 3 that kinda hit the whole range of stupidity:
In preschool a friend jokingly tried to put me in a headlock, I bit his wrist so hard he still has scars to this day.
2nd grade on a dare kissed the same dude I bit in preschool on a dare, gay jokes still follow me around senior year in a different school district.
Worst one though was I voluntarily rode with a driver who hadn't spent in 48 hours.... Yea car flipped and my next memory is being unable to move in a hospital bed and soon learned I had shattered 2 bones in my neck, ankle was a huge clusterfuck (had swelled up to the point it was nearly the size of a soccer ball) and split the base of my spine. Upside I'm lucky enough to be sorta running 3 years later, but right hand doesn't work and nobody wants to hange out with the cripple that used be fun with sports.
/rant
Yea... Don't let people drive tired, it's no better then drunk. Actually I lied, you're better of drunk since your body won't be able to react in time and won't tense up leading to as many injuries.
/end rant
However I did find the tf2 community while still blazed on narcotics in intensive care so I'm still glad that I lived.

On a completely unrelated note, I'm fairly certain one of the little kids I would hang out with when I still was in a wheelchair is on the list of people that is feeling the influence of the Tipofthehats charity.

Who do they think will be the hardest matchup at i49?