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JK
JKDerry
ITV???




Maybe ITV have better relations with May and Corbyn than the BBC?
DV
dvboy
They'll have to reschedule the I'm A Celebrity Catchphrase Special (perhaps to Saturday replacing the repeat of The Celebrity Chase).
AN
Andrew Founding member
That’ll get people in the mood for the I’m a Celeb final!

This head to head debate is going to be ridiculous.
NE
News96
And this is still a BIG IF (i.e whether the debate is happening at all)! And if so Attenbrough (aka the Dynasties finale) V The Debate could be interesting.
JU
Justin
BM11 posted:
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/nov/27/david-dimbleby-in-line-to-host-bbc-election-night-if-there-is-snap-poll

Quote:
As a result the corporation has inquired as to the availability of Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, where the BBC often hosts its coverage of major political events. If the studio is not available then they could be forced to host the live programme from the corporation’s New Broadcasting House headquarters, although this could require the BBC to use a scaled-down set.


Does anybody else not see a big deal in this? Studio B has a lot of potential and it's the quality of the guests and discussion that matters, not the scale of the set. I still recall this opinion piece from last time round.
Quote:
And yet something felt off. The studio was 25% too big, which made everyone seem like they were screaming at each other inside an immense aircraft hangar. Poor Mishal Husain found herself cloistered away behind a colossal sneeze-guard on some distant mezzanine.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/jun/09/itv-benefits-from-the-most-complex-of-dramas-a-general-election
WH
Whataday Founding member
Maybe ITV have better relations with May and Corbyn than the BBC?


Momentum and Corbyn supporters don't appear to have a high opinion of the BBC as they perceive it as biased against the left.
BR
Brekkie
Scrap the debate and have them do the eating trial. We'll all be eating whatever bug we can get our hands on when the food supplies run out anyway.
JM
JamesM0984
Maybe ITV have better relations with May and Corbyn than the BBC?


Momentum and Corbyn supporters don't appear to have a high opinion of the BBC as they perceive it as biased against the left.


You see I see it the other way. Laura Kunnessberg always wears red to interview Theresa May, for example.

Very interesting!
DV
dvboy
Maybe ITV have better relations with May and Corbyn than the BBC?


Momentum and Corbyn supporters don't appear to have a high opinion of the BBC as they perceive it as biased against the left.


You see I see it the other way. Laura Kunnessberg always wears red to interview Theresa May, for example.

Very interesting!


The BBC gets accused of bias from both sides.
AS
AlexS
Maybe ITV have better relations with May and Corbyn than the BBC?


Momentum and Corbyn supporters don't appear to have a high opinion of the BBC as they perceive it as biased against the left.


You see I see it the other way. Laura Kunnessberg always wears red to interview Theresa May, for example.

Very interesting!

Seriously.

I really don't think the colour of Laura's clothes affects how she interviews politicians...
JO
Jonwo
The BBC will be very happy, ITV is handing them increased ratings for that night on a plate.
NG
noggin Founding member
BM11 posted:
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/nov/27/david-dimbleby-in-line-to-host-bbc-election-night-if-there-is-snap-poll

Quote:
As a result the corporation has inquired as to the availability of Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, where the BBC often hosts its coverage of major political events. If the studio is not available then they could be forced to host the live programme from the corporation’s New Broadcasting House headquarters, although this could require the BBC to use a scaled-down set.


Does anybody else not see a big deal in this? Studio B has a lot of potential and it's the quality of the guests and discussion that matters, not the scale of the set. I still recall this opinion piece from last time round.
Quote:
And yet something felt off. The studio was 25% too big, which made everyone seem like they were screaming at each other inside an immense aircraft hangar. Poor Mishal Husain found herself cloistered away behind a colossal sneeze-guard on some distant mezzanine.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/jun/09/itv-benefits-from-the-most-complex-of-dramas-a-general-election


It's not the studio floor (or size of it) that's the issue... There is a LOT more involved in producing an election show than the studio.

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