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Interviewers asking athletes stupid questions.
Is anyone else fed up of the BBC interviewers thrusting their microphones under the noses of the athletes just after they have won and asking them how they feel and other stupid questions? Obviously they are delighted! Then after this there is a long discussion in the studio discussing the same topic over and over again. How long does it take to analyse some ones victory? All this gets annoying and downright embarrassing after a while.
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One, of the few, things I admire about US TV is the way they don't patronise either the player/contestants etc or their audience.
They take it that the audience understands what they are watching and that the participants are elated or deflated.
British TV, especialy SKY could learn a lot from them.
They take it that the audience understands what they are watching and that the participants are elated or deflated.
British TV, especialy SKY could learn a lot from them.
I feel that our athletes have been superb, but the commentary and track side interviews have been lamentable, especially Phil at trackside.
However, the stupidest question must go to the vaccuous blonde bimbo who patrols the Olympic Park. She spotted a young guy of eleven or twelve outside the swimming venue and spoke to him for a while, ascertaining that he was a big swimming fan, came from Preston and swam for a Preston swimming club.
She then looked off-camera to her left and said, "Is that mum and dad over there? Come on in mum and dad".
Mum and dad duly appeared and she asked "And where are you from?"
However, the stupidest question must go to the vaccuous blonde bimbo who patrols the Olympic Park. She spotted a young guy of eleven or twelve outside the swimming venue and spoke to him for a while, ascertaining that he was a big swimming fan, came from Preston and swam for a Preston swimming club.
She then looked off-camera to her left and said, "Is that mum and dad over there? Come on in mum and dad".
Mum and dad duly appeared and she asked "And where are you from?"
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