Q Talk

[brandiwine]

It seems to me they recycle shows and vendors that bring in the most profit.  No real planning required.  I rarely watch.  Boring

[SeaMaiden]

Awful programming...especially the XMas garbage.

[NorthernLights]

With the selling model they've been using for years, I'm amazed they aren't losing customes in droves. Astounds me actually.

[Gramy24]

Pretty sure it's this!

[Spurt]

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@SeaMaiden wrote:

Awful programming...especially the XMas garbage.

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@SeaMaiden

If you mean the endless gift shows (Xmas garbage)....they show the same stuff they have all year but now call them "great gifts".....a real SNOREFEST!

[SeaMaiden]

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@SeaMaiden wrote:

Awful programming...especially the XMas garbage.

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I am making a correction....THIS SCREW DRIVER THAT THEY HAVE AS A TS

is probably THE MOST AWFUL TS  I can think of...... OMG.... A Screwdriver....  as a gift.......  gag me!

[Shanus]

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@icezeus wrote:

I watched a little bit of the show this morning with Carolyn Gracie as host. I want to say that they had sold 72,000 + pairs I heard mention. My point being is that there is obviously an audience for it.

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@icezeus  I’m not sure I’d trust their stated number of sales of any item. It’s a sales gimmick as in “ get yours now before it sells out”. Funny how items selling out at midnight presentations are still available the following evening at 11:30PM.

[icezeus]

@Shanus

Let's agree to disagree. I look at the situation through a Sr. Buyer and an MRP system angle that explains why items are available the next day even after having sold out the day before.

[febe1]

I think the programming is done by a very lazy person who is not much interested in variety or what people like to see. And not just Christmas time, all year long. I have nothing good to say about programming on all three channels.

[TY]

Maybe it's Elmer Fudd.