Re: Alive with Possibility! New Show

skatting44 · ‎07-26-2019

Oh, please .

Now we can hear abt how all the over 50 women stopped cooking because of menopause brain freeze , so they buy all these over priced frozen foods. That's all I need to hear David going on abt menopause and women whining.

Bet they never mention the ED word or all the prostate problems older men experience .

Selling clothes and beauty care, well they must have alot of unsold inventory that they need to slep .

Bonkers1 · ‎07-29-2012

Stop the madness.

Packersfan1265 · ‎02-05-2023

At least 90% of the feedback on David's instagram post are very unhappy with this change.

I'm 59 and was a caregiver for my mom until she passed away in July. My best friend, who is 55, is helping care for her mom, who has early onset Dementia. Contrary to the annoying Rachel Bosing commercial, we aren't "coming into our power." There is no Age of Possibility. It's an "Age of Responsibility," if anything.

Seems like this BS is just some form of therapy for the QVC hosts. And the hosts who are in that 50+ age range get dumped (Carolyn, Dan) while far, far, far less talented people are brought in (Monifa, lol).

I'm sure we'll get 10 run-ins by Mally per show, with her screaming/shouting/swearing.

In reality, QVC is mocking people over 50. We aren't "coming into our power" trying to be Supergirl or Superman. We'd just like some quality products and decent prices.

Stop it with this cloying nonsense, please.

elated · ‎06-09-2010

IMHO, they have lost their way. I don't care about the Age of Possibility because we all make our lives to live the best we can. This is just pure nonsense. It wouldn't surprise me if their new approach is turning customers away.

Stray · ‎04-20-2013

@Packersfan1265 wrote:
At least 90% of the feedback on David's instagram post are very unhappy with this change.

I'm 59 and was a caregiver for my mom until she passed away in July. My best friend, who is 55, is helping care for her mom, who has early onset Dementia. Contrary to the annoying Rachel Bosing commercial, we aren't "coming into our power." There is no Age of Possibility. It's an "Age of Responsibility," if anything.

Seems like this BS is just some form of therapy for the QVC hosts. And the hosts who are in that 50+ age range get dumped (Carolyn, Dan) while far, far, far less talented people are brought in (Monifa, lol).

I'm sure we'll get 10 run-ins by Mally per show, with her screaming/shouting/swearing.

In reality, QVC is mocking people over 50. We aren't "coming into our power" trying to be Supergirl or Superman. We'd just like some quality products and decent prices.

Stop it with this cloying nonsense, please.

@Packersfan1265 - well said. I'm way over 50 but when I was your age, I was caring for my mil with dementia, going to school at night for a law degree & working full time. If anything, the over 50 hosts have issues with aging, not "normal" healthy & strong women. I find the whole campaign insulting, just give us good quality offerings.

timeless · ‎02-18-2022

"Alive" with Possibility?

Is this some sort of joke title?

It insinuates 50+ people are on the skids, but not to worry...you're still alive!

Maybe QVC is trying to kiss up to the demographic with the most disposable income with this proliferation of new "FABULOUS" programming, but I'm sort of disgusted by the whole thing.

I like the ITKWD shows to be just kitchen & food.

Predicting this new show will flop.

jackthebear · ‎03-11-2010

@elated wrote:
IMHO, they have lost their way. I don't care about the Age of Possibility because we all make our lives to live the best we can. This is just pure nonsense. It wouldn't surprise me if their new approach is turning customers away.

they have lost their way

Tadaki · ‎03-10-2010

I might actually give this a try. Two hosts that don't act like out of control teens and a mix of products. Haven't watched David in a long time because I'm never going to watch hours of cooking.