Suggestion Box

[apt901]

I appreciate the lovely holiday decorations that we are seeing on the sets. However, I do not see any decorations to reflect a holiday that I celebrate-Hanukkah.

Is there any Hanukkah decor on the set, and I have just not seen it?

If there is none, perhaps some can be added.

[Kachina624]

The set decoration are pretty generic.  Unless I missed it, I don't see any religious symbols.

[Group 5 minus 1]

I believe in the past there have been Hanukkah decos on the set. A menorah and a few driedels(sp). 

[geezerette]

I thought I've seen a Menorah on one of the shelves.  But it's not always visible from the main camera angle.

[Caffeina]

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@geezerette wrote:

I thought I've seen a Menorah on one of the shelves.  But it's not always visible from the main camera angle.

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From this evening's PM Style. There's a menorah behind Amy.

[They Call Me MR Wilkes]

The have been plenty of menorahs on sets, as there are annually. 

As noted, Amy's show last night and Leah's set right now, as examples.

[DottieBlue]

Well, there are certainly alot more decorations representing  Christmas than any other religion on their sets.  CHRISTMAS trees is one example.  Perhaps the ones for Hanukkah could be a bit more prominent other than on a shelf behind the host.  Just a suggestion.

[Q-Checker]

@apt901 @kachina624 @DottieBlue @They Call Me MR Wilkes @Caffeina Considering that Jews are a very small percentage of the population and that Hannukah is a minor Jewish holiday rooted in an historical event. I do not have a problem with the relatively small amount of Hannukah decor on QVC sets. What does disturb me is the set where the base of a menorah is nestled among holiday greens, complete with an inappropriate touch of red.  Neither Christmas nor Hannukah is an ecumenical holiday with generic decorations and both should be respected for their unique meanings and values.