I’d hate to see March of the Penguins: The Sequel 30 years from now, only to sit through two hours worth of searching the Antarctic for some penguins. Hopefully the social media furor from those who endorsed the show with their viewership will at least dissuade Discovery and other channels like it from doing this kind of thing in the future. But the company ran with it, and found a new low in shock value programming: A great teaser is enough, and quality content-or even complete content-is simply optional. But this wasn’t filmed live-why did it air? Discovery could have cut its losses. But since when does an incomplete stunt go anywhere but the cutting room floor? I am glad Rosolie was concerned enough about the danger to call it off. The one thing Eaten Alive had going for it in the first place was that it was supposedly real. But I worry what this says about supposed “documentary” television. But I have very little pity for people who wasted two hours staring at their televisions with bated breath, waiting for a perversely voyeuristic climax that never arrived. K.A lot of people were hate-watching Eaten Alive the way they might watch so-bad-it’s-bad Sharknado. by Boaz van de Beatz): jij bent ook een anaconda ja hier onder in de jungle sleep on a million papie wang wang ik doe die.
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