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Strictly for younger viewers?
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It does seem strange that the BBC should meddle with as successful a show as Strictly Come Dancing. Why change a winning team and all that? But more importantly why focus on winning younger viewers - by replacing Arlene with Alesha, by timing the Saturday night show against X Factor, by making Alesha up to look like Cheryl Cole, etc? Strikes me that Strictly's greatest strength is in its broad appeal, to all types of people and, more importantly, to all ages. So why risk losing older viewers in favour of attempting to win or keep younger ones?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Why focus on winning younger viewers? Erm something to do with the fact that if they didn't, all their viewers would eventually be dead.
Ask many youngsters what they think of SCD and they will say 'it's gay' or 'no way it's an oldies show' - I use those remarks because those were two used in my 11 year old nephews class last week in a discussion group about the show. That is why the BBC are right to change tact.
Ask many youngsters what they think of SCD and they will say 'it's gay' or 'no way it's an oldies show' - I use those remarks because those were two used in my 11 year old nephews class last week in a discussion group about the show. That is why the BBC are right to change tact.
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