Originally Posted by kaycee:
“Think producers of DOI - and most other these sort of shows - are in a no-win situation. If they leave the shows as they were when they started, people start complaining about them being old-hat and boring; if they try to introduce different aspects, everyone else complains!”
1. It depends on what different aspects they introduce. I don't think that having more required elements was a "no win" move back when they did that.
2. So what if
some people will complain either way? Maybe there's no change that would be popular with everyone, but so what?
Besides, your wording makes it seem everyone will complain about one direction or the other: "(some) people start complaining about them being old-hat and boring; if they try to introduce different aspects,
everyone else complains!" (Between the "some" and the "everyone else", that's everyone taking one side or the other.)
But no, it's not everyone else.
3. No one ever claims it's "no win" when people are saying the change is good, The "no win" line is reserved for times when it can be used to try to discredit objections.