Christie's reality-TV company, Touchdown Productions, was sold to a Dutch company Eyeworks in 2006. Christie remains in the position of New Zealand's Eyeworks us president. Touchdown produced such reality shows as Treasure Island, (contestants isolated over a Fijian island), The Chair, (contestants submitted to psychological shocks while attached to a heart monitor machine) and Miss Popularity (young female contestants voted off an outback experience). It is reported the shows have screened in 25 countries, yet it would seem they did not have long seasons. In 1954, a wave of criticism comics, more and more, including voser's new book "the pure seduction," and the United States congressional hearings on cartoons, it promoted the heir to the comic magazine publishers association, the establishment of the American association of comic magazines. Comic magazine publishers association published "code" as a template, the journal of the American comic association based on its added more content, in order to strengthen the audit of the comic code administration department.