Q Talk

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@Kachina624 wrote:

QVC - All Christmas, all the time.... except on days they feature Philosophy which is even worse.  Most boring days QVC ever has to offer. 

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@Kachina624 

I would add ALL Beauty Shows, and all the vacuum presentations as well as mattress shows......😴ZZZZZ

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@Shanus wrote:

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@Kachina624 wrote:

QVC - All Christmas, all the time.... except on days they feature Philosophy which is even worse.  Most boring days QVC ever has to offer. 

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@Kachina624 .....and Q2 also is airing Christmas shows. At least give us some variety on the second channel. I also see that again there are large blocks of "Holiday Gifts" with no explanations or descriptions. I definitely don't watch or record so many hours of "mystery" gifts. 

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@Shanus 

With all the issues going on with manufacturing and shipping this year I can see why the gift shows would be more important than ever, since all the shortages for the Holidays are even being discussed on the national news.....But way before the pandemic I always got a chuckle when QVC broadcast the individual hosts with their personal "Gift Favorites" and all the hosts chose exactly the same thing...imagine that! 🤣🤣🤣  Since my friends and I dont exchange gifts I dont find the gift shows interesting....and I do turn the channel

[iTalia]

Some of you act like QVC is your life and the only thing you got going on and the only channel your cable box receives. 

Consider yourself blessed if Q's holiday programming is your only concern in life. 

Is there nothing else for you to watch on your TV?

[Bridgegal]

I don't watch QVC anymore so I probably don't have a say in this but.... I like to take my holidays one at a time.  That is all.

[MarcyG72]

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@iTalia wrote:

Some of you act like QVC is your life and the only thing you got going on and the only channel your cable box receives. 

Consider yourself blessed if Q's holiday programming is your only concern in life. 

Is there nothing else for you to watch on your TV?

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Point well taken.  My point is that regular programming produces so much more things for 'gift-giving'.  Lately the holiday show(s) offers decoration items.  Plus I like to keep QVC on for back-ground 'white' noise when at home so 5 hours of one topic is a big much.   @iTalia 

[Sooner]

QVC is a business.  And to stay in business, they air what sells.  It is NOT here for anyone's entertainment and happiness.  

If you want entertainment, watch movies or anything else on the zillion other offerings available now.  It's not about you, it's about them as a business and what sells.

They're QVC not QME.   

[Jacie]

I have always found the gift shows cringe worthy. There's usually a product that they go all out with, all season long. A few years ago it was the obi belt....wrapped around everything QVC sells! What is it going to be this year????? Socks, a flashlight, the suspense continues!

[LilMadi]

kitcat51 said:  

Here's a better idea...a QVC crying towel for those who can't cope with the Christmas shows. Good grief, deal.

I agree with you 100%.  It's not on all day every day etc and they have to sell holiday items just like they do all the other products.  I don't like clothes, beauty and other shows so I just don't watch.  I don't come here and gripe about them selling them on air. 

[LilMadi]

mspatmac said:  Maybe a compromise?  Keep Christmas in July on QVC.  Switch QVC 2 to all Holiday in September through November.  Bring Holiday back to QVC sporadically as Christmas nears.  So many decorate right after Thanksgiving  and so enjoy shopping early.  I don't know if it would be more  confusing, just random thoughts to cut down the complaints.

How about people just stop complaining and ruining it for the ones who enjoy it?  Why should QVC or their customers change programming because certain customers don't like it?  Everyone has to put up with the shows they don't like or don't watch.  We ALL go through the same thing.