Originally Posted by Tassium:
“Of course popular entertainers are still around, you will find them all over the country in various venue. They just don't get the chances they once had.
You really do have to be a nice middle-class chap to get a gameshow nowadays (slight exaggeration) Mild and nice and bland. Most of all of BBC presenters are this way.
Multi-channels are like making 100 glasses of drink from a small bottle of orange squash. You don't end up with more, rather it's something barely palatable..
As to what to do... sack the people in charge of this dross who are basically akin to local government officers in their attitude. Bring in the showpeople. The razzle-dazzlers.
It will eventually happen, but only out of desperation when some new organisation finally takes on BBC/ITV in the field of popular entertainment.”
“Of course popular entertainers are still around, you will find them all over the country in various venue. They just don't get the chances they once had.
You really do have to be a nice middle-class chap to get a gameshow nowadays (slight exaggeration) Mild and nice and bland. Most of all of BBC presenters are this way.
Multi-channels are like making 100 glasses of drink from a small bottle of orange squash. You don't end up with more, rather it's something barely palatable..
As to what to do... sack the people in charge of this dross who are basically akin to local government officers in their attitude. Bring in the showpeople. The razzle-dazzlers.
It will eventually happen, but only out of desperation when some new organisation finally takes on BBC/ITV in the field of popular entertainment.”
A good description. Im all for choice but I think there are far too many channels with their fingers in the commercial pie now. Too much Cr@p tv -not forgetting Cr@p tv +1 ofcourse. ITV1 has suffered the most over time from 50% + share down to 16%. I don't think there has been much benefit to the viewing public in that statistic.



