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What Tv Programmes Would You Get Rid Of
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ones you don.t like or hate even.
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All those programmes about people working in airports or as bailiffs, police on Saturday nights in towns trying to stop people throwing up or fighting on the streets etc. Anything with John Thaw. I don't rate him as an actor. He played every role in the same way, with possibly a slightly different accent. I can't just turn it off as OH watches them all and the...
22:58 Sun 05th Mar 2017
Emmie....everyone to their own choice and taste !
However, I will say this. Peoples expectations of what is acceptable in broadcast material has been eroded to such an extent since multiple channel choice has been available, many people may not be able to judge quality any more.
Programs like the Kyle show, and others of their ilk are just Poverty Porn.
However, I will say this. Peoples expectations of what is acceptable in broadcast material has been eroded to such an extent since multiple channel choice has been available, many people may not be able to judge quality any more.
Programs like the Kyle show, and others of their ilk are just Poverty Porn.
There are two difficulties with people like David Walliams.
The first is that they produce an amazing and / or popular body of work - not always the same thing, , and TV producers and commissioning editors think that they will always produce that level of output forever more.
The second is that because someone has been a huge success in one specific and rigid format, that they can be equally good and successful in any other format.
Both these premises are utterly false - which is why David Walliams, a clever sketch writer and credible actor, is totally useless as a chat show host saying lines written for him by other people, and trying to hold meaningful conversations on TV, which is actually far harder than the professionals make it look.
If you analyse most of the failing formats, it is for exactly that reason - someone has seen someone do one thing, and assumes they can do another equally well, and it never works out.
John Bishop may be quick-witted enough to think on his feet in conversation, but again, he will have fed lines to read out, and conversation which he may fail with if his guests are not suitable, or he doesn't gel with them instantly.
As for people like Gordon Ramsey - whose bright idea was that????
We shall see ...
The first is that they produce an amazing and / or popular body of work - not always the same thing, , and TV producers and commissioning editors think that they will always produce that level of output forever more.
The second is that because someone has been a huge success in one specific and rigid format, that they can be equally good and successful in any other format.
Both these premises are utterly false - which is why David Walliams, a clever sketch writer and credible actor, is totally useless as a chat show host saying lines written for him by other people, and trying to hold meaningful conversations on TV, which is actually far harder than the professionals make it look.
If you analyse most of the failing formats, it is for exactly that reason - someone has seen someone do one thing, and assumes they can do another equally well, and it never works out.
John Bishop may be quick-witted enough to think on his feet in conversation, but again, he will have fed lines to read out, and conversation which he may fail with if his guests are not suitable, or he doesn't gel with them instantly.
As for people like Gordon Ramsey - whose bright idea was that????
We shall see ...
GREED TV - about 60% of programmes (buy a house for buttons, throw some whitewash around it and sell it for 50 GRAND profit a few days later, or buy a 20p pot from an unsuspecting charity shop/jumble sale and sell it for a GRAND a week later....)
All American programmes.
All panel shows with the shouty people.
Newsnight - since Paxo left it's become a joke, now presented by a bloke who looks as though he lives on the street in a cardboard box.
I find myself watching BW British films on youtube - proper dialogue.
It's an age thing.....
All American programmes.
All panel shows with the shouty people.
Newsnight - since Paxo left it's become a joke, now presented by a bloke who looks as though he lives on the street in a cardboard box.
I find myself watching BW British films on youtube - proper dialogue.
It's an age thing.....
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