The show still does solid, in-depth reporting - David Begnaud in hospitals
speaking to doctors, nurses and patients on Covid; Anna Werner's
investigative consumer reporting; Jericka Duncan on #MeToo; Vladimir
Duthiers on Haiti; Anthony Mason's pieces that treat musicians with the
respect they d
I actually liked it in its original incarnation with Norah O'Donnell,
Charlie Rose and Gayle King. It was calmer and more sober than the
gigglefests on NBC and ABC.
Then Charlie's off-camera tendencies came out and Norah moved on, and Susan
Zirinsky decided that the answer was to build the sho
Granted, they're news-heavier in the first hour each morning. At least,
when they find time to do anything besides clip packages, promos, banter,
and commercials (which leaves about half of the hour).
On Wed, Sep 1, 2021 at 10:36 AM Ron Casalotti
wrote:
> At least equally newsworthy, Anthony Mas
At least equally newsworthy, Anthony Mason's already outta there. Gee, I
didn't realize that he was the reason they're mired in 3rd place. Also
heard that CBS says of the rebrand, "this way we align all the branding
under CBS News." I still think that these shows are less news and more
entertai
