Kitchen

[loriqvc]

There have been many complaints around the forum for at least two years about all the non-kitchen-related TSVs that are presented during In the Kitchen with David (ITKWD), particularly when the presentations are long, because the TSV is *always* presented for a full hour following ITKWD. I thought I'd post a poll to gather some feedback that we could perhaps have the moderators share with anyone who may have influence over programming to demonstrate how much this practice impacts viewers/buyers.

So here's the poll question:

If you were watching ITKWD on 10/14, what did you do when the Amazon Fire presentation started?

A. I continued to watch ITKWD.

B. I began watching/doing something else but returned to watch more ITKWD later.

C. I began watching/doing something else and never returned to watch the rest of ITKWD.

[loriqvc]

I'll kick things off with my answer: B. I did come back to the show later, but I had started baking cookies in the meantime, so for the last part of the show, I was honestly paying far more attention to my oven than the TV. ITKWD absolutely lost my interest once it brought in a non-kitchen item, and there was more than an hour of its three hours left at that point. Overall, only 13 items—including the TSV—were presented during the show.

[sunshine45]

A

it doesnt bother me one iota.....especially with todays TSV. i thought it was totally appropriate for ITKWD.

[Ttownlady]

How about    

  D.     Did not watch,  nothing interesting to buy today, can catch it  later on Demand if I want to see a product.Not interestedn in a Amazon Fire for 1 hour presentation.

How's that David???

[Sweetbay magnolia]

C

[Jannyg]

C for me.  All I could think is that if the tsv had been a mattress, they probably would have found a way to sell it by saying "every kitchen needs a mattress in the  middle of the floor."   I thought the fire tablet was a real stretch to sell during ITKWD

[Kachina624]

C

[kitcat51]

C

[dimin]

B would be the closet. Definately tuned out when the Fire came on because I knew it would be on again. It meant there were less kitchen items to see.

[MarkeieMark]

 C