Q Talk

[rms1954]

Read on FB that she is back in studio tonight.  Hope I spelled her name correctly. 

[spursfan2]

Yup, there she is.

[BalletBabe]

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@rms1954 wrote:

Read on FB that she is back in studio tonight.  Hope I spelled her name correctly. 

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@rms1954   She is a doll.  I bought the Rose Gold

[spursfan2]

I hope this is a sign of things returning to normal. I hate the oap's presenting from their bedrooms, closets, bathrooms, etc. The sound is usually awful and everyone talking over everyone else is impossible to understand.

[FoodieBeth]

They've been slowly returning on the cooking shows.  I think this is the first non-cooking guest/vender that's been back in the studio though.

[Johnnyeager]

I don't detect that anything of value is added by having a guest in studio. 

It's entirely pointless, in my opinion.   Almost abnormal for 2022.

QVC thinks it's 1987 in many ways.

[banned again]

I don't see what the big fuss is about; she's not Steve Mahoney.

[sarahpanda]

Vendors back in the studio with the hosts might be short lived...just as Covid is ramping up again .  My friend has it now for the 'second' time, even with 2 vaccines and a booster on board.

[Roscoe the Rascal]

Didn't bother me they were not in studio.  To me it makes more sense not to.  I would think more cost savings not bringing them in.

The only thing that bugs me is how they chow down on the food shows.  Smacking and chewing.  Some of those hosts really pack it in too.   Just because they eat it doesn't mean I will.  Tried something that sucked big time and hosts rant and raved.   Fool me once but not twice.

I buy a lot of food from the Q but based on what it is and customers reviews, not how much they eat.

[Janey2]

Don't need vendors in studio. Never had a problem understanding them. If a host talks over a vendor they are going to do it whether the vendor is next to them or not. That's just what some hosts do.