Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

>From pictures I've seen from a very knowledgeable person on FB (I know), "Real Time" has been from another studio at TV City during the pandemic and the set is still up in that studio. Since it's going to be another year now before the remodeling actually starts, they could come back after the

Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

Interesting - so that stage is going to host both LMAD and TPIR...what about "Real Time" (when it comes back from strike hiatus)? On Friday, September 1, 2023 at 2:05:03 PM UTC-4 Mark Jeffries wrote: > The big change seems to be that there's no more stage--Contestants' Row is > now level with

Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

The big change seems to be that there's no more stage--Contestants' Row is now level with the set, which is similar to most foreign versions of the show. If that means that we'll get more people running up to Drew immediately when called, we'll see. And the new studio (which is actually divided

Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

I watched it last night. It was sweet and to the point, plus they included footage of Barker being manhandled by Samoan contestants, which was the absolute best. It was difficult to tell, but from what I could see in the special, it looks like the Stage 33 set was more-or-less recreated in

Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

The current SAG-AFTRA strike doesn't cover game shows, and TPIR doesn't use WGA writers, so there are no picket lines to cross. TPIR is already in production for the new season at their new studio, so everything is already set up over there. No chance of them spending the money to go back to

Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

I'm more curious to know if a) the tribute will be staged at Television City on the 'Bob Barker Stage' or on TPIR's new stage in Glendale, and b) who's writing this thing, what with the strike and all? Plus, wouldn't Drew & others have to cross the picket line to make the special (assuming it

Re: [TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

They only had 20 years to get it prepared. On Tue, Aug 29, 2023 at 1:34 PM Mark Jeffries wrote: > Hosted by Drew Carey, the special episode of "The Price is Right" will air > this Thursday at 8 p.m. ET and repeat Monday morning in "Price"'s normal > time slot (and Paramount+): > >

[TV orNotTV] That Was Quick: CBS to AIr Bob Barker Tribute Thurs.

Hosted by Drew Carey, the special episode of "The Price is Right" will air this Thursday at 8 p.m. ET and repeat Monday morning in "Price"'s normal time slot (and Paramount+): https://www.thewrap.com/bob-barker-the-price-is-right-tribute-special-cbs/ -- You received this message because you

[TV orNotTV] Not a quick review: Netflix's "Shot in the Dark."

I have mixed feelings about the new Netflix “Shot in the Dark” series about television stringers in the Los Angeles market. It’s slickly produced and expertly shot (for the most part) but it also seems a tad manufactured at times. Like maybe the subjects are in bed with the show’s producers to

Re: [TV orNotTV] Just a quick note...

2016 has been such a tough year, for the planet, the US, and for many of us personally. I was fortunate not to have lost anyone in my immediate family or friend group, but I know some here have; I did lose my job in June (after 29 years in the same place) part of a year-long, bitter and painful

Re: [TV orNotTV] Just a quick note...

Ditto. On Sat, Dec 24, 2016, 3:04 PM Kevin M. wrote: > ... to wish everyone at TV or not TV a very merry Christmas. I've gotten > to know many of you both online and even in person over the years. I think > this group contains some very insightful, very funny people,

[TV orNotTV] Just a quick note...

... to wish everyone at TV or not TV a very merry Christmas. I've gotten to know many of you both online and even in person over the years. I think this group contains some very insightful, very funny people, and I am privileged to be among you. I hope 2017 brings us all happiness, or at least

[TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

...Harry Coyle's style is passed down to the next generation of producers, and we have a far more muted style than what Fox throws up every Saturday. More stat friendly announcers, and significantly less Tim McCarver (though far more Bob Costas, and you can take that how you will). I'll

[TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

On Wednesday, May 29, 2013 6:49:44 AM UTC-4, JW wrote: One thing that struck me watching (the kinescope of) game 7 of the 1960 Series was that there were no replays. By the '70s, I remember how they'd show Graig Nettles making a play at third half a dozen times. Now, of course, we get

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

It depends on which alternate universe you want to play in: does NBC never lose the baseball contract or do they go after it in 2000 with Fox to keep what was the status quo? In the former, Harry Coyle's style is passed down to the next generation of producers, and we have a far more muted style

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

But Coyle's production method is infinitely better than anything Fox has ever done on a baseball broadcast. Fox treats the game itself as secondary to whatever they want to do in the broadcast (in-game coaching interviews are Exhibit A). Coyle let the game speak for itself. I mean, look at how

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

Let's say that Harry Coyle's style gets passed down to the next group of directors. And sooner or later, Fox seems to influence everyone else--probably NBC would've eventually become Foxified. Even Ebersol gave up on score boxes eventually. And over in another division, everyone else started

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote: But Coyle's production method is infinitely better than anything Fox has ever done on a baseball broadcast. Fox treats the game itself as secondary to whatever they want to do in the broadcast (in-game coaching interviews

[TV orNotTV] Re: A quick note on F1 on TV

Right - though I try to remind myself that with the Olympics we are not really dealing with NBC Sports per se, since they are trying to make their money back from so many non-sports fans. But it it were Fox making a mess of the Olympics we would at least be able to say: What do you expect,

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Three quick thoughts on F1 on Fox

Joe Hass, to moi: They had no problem mentioning that the post-race show was airing on Speed. Then again, why are you airing a post-race show on your cable channel when the race ended five hours ago? Then again, why are you waiting five hours to show the race on OTA when you could air it

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Three quick thoughts on F1 on Fox

On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Bob in Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote: Joe Hass, to moi: They had no problem mentioning that the post-race show was airing on Speed. Then again, why are you airing a post-race show on your cable channel when the race ended five hours ago? Then again, why

[TV orNotTV] Re: Three quick thoughts on F1 on Fox

Joe Hass, in part: 2. I was amused when Leigh Diffey simply noted that Bob Varsha was on assignment on Fox. The assignment is handling the Barret Jackson auction which is airing on Speed, which he had no problem mentioning on Speed during qualifying. Is it that bad to mention that on the

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Three quick thoughts on F1 on Fox

On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 7:33 PM, Bob in Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote: Joe Hass, in part: 2. I was amused when Leigh Diffey simply noted that Bob Varsha was on assignment on Fox. The assignment is handling the Barret Jackson auction which is airing on Speed, which he had no problem

[TV orNotTV] Re: A quick commercial review...

Mother Jersey is wondering what PG is paying for the music in their Swiffer commercials. Who's That Lady - Isley Brothers -- TV or Not TV The Smartest (TV) People! You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups TV or Not TV group. To post to this group, send

[TV orNotTV] That was quick

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