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  1. Watching the Boston TV Crisis Speculation thread like it's Star Wars. It's maddening!
  2. Great choices. I enjoy watching Craig anchor, and it's good to get the slot. I've never seen/heard of Kala before (understandably because she last freelanced at WABC), but she has some good credibility around here, so I'll give her a chance. Good luck to them for longevity, and good work to the execs for the new pair-up.
  3. He's a class act, a professional, a grade-A talent and one of the very best veterans in the market. Congratulations to him on the anniversary. Yet it feels like he can go more.
  4. Agreed. While they are going to one great organization, they certainly left another. Although I will miss them at WPVI, they are very talented anchors and reporters and they do deserve huge promotions within the ABC company. Good luck and congrats to Eva on her move to the Alphabet.
  5. That is a great logo. Miles better than the last. The narrow logo and bars in the background got really grating to me, so I'm glad this change happened. This font looks way better suited for the network's politics coverage than the last; but other than "it really didn't age well" and "it got more stale", I don't have a good explanation for that (maybe that's it). And the simple look and that star piece in the middle looks awesome. Great job to the graphics department.
  6. Just the fact that Kaity Tong is going back to weekdays is a joyous thing. The surprising this is she's doing a newscast at the time that last time helped brought her to a downfall. I hope this works out well this time. Also, it's great to see the great Brenda Blackmon on New York News again. But this is a surprise too. Yes, please let this happen. Although I'm cool with John anchoring three newscasts but definitely not Tamsen.
  7. Apparently, Good Day is now airing 7 days a week, starting on the 5th. I guess #Fox29Weekend (at least in name) just didn't click.
  8. Just a little reminder that the big GMA 40th Anniversary special is coming up in 25 minutes. The livestream is all around the Studios and TJ Holmes has bumped into former personalities. So cool.
  9. I was watching the livecast during WNN after 3:10, where, outside Times Square Studios, a crew member reveals that updates will be done to the ribbon marquee in front of the studios starting at the end of this year/start of next year. The Bill Murray-looking guy in the beard says that it will more curvy. I can't, for the life of me, imagine how that will look.
  10. Just the fact that Charlie was there on set again was great, but the conversation with George certainly was a big highlight to me thus far. And this livestream has a lot from me.
  11. I'm still watching the livestream and during a live behind-the-scenes walk into the set, I see they completely revamped the Social Square. It looks so completely different from the last time--and much nicer; it's warmer, more homey, much more wood-y and a lot less white and bright. Check out the YouTube stream on 24994J's last post and go back to before today's regular GMA broadcast where TJ Holmes walks into it for a BTS look and he'll peek into it. So darn nice. Great job to the designers!
  12. I gotta say, I'm really enjoying the livestream even so far as well. There are very good segments, very good happy talk by hour hosts (who give great performances), and I've never thought for once of changing the channel for something else on TV (mostly because I kept the stream on online). Seriously, thank goodness the event is also airing on the LiveWell subchannel. Plus, the aforementioned break fillers are really fun to watch. The banter between the bespectacled hosts has a nice alternative from the somberly serious coverage on WNN. It was sorely needed to keep me from getting angry at the TV. Overall, two big thumbs up. I so can't wait to watch more from the livestream later on today and during GMA tomorrow.
  13. Watching GMA's 40 for 40 event. I'm actually trying to stay awake to watch the whole thing. I'm gonna regret this...
  14. I didn't know this until now, but the Livestream is also on TV, surprisingly. I was channel-surfing until I saw it on the LiveWell .2 subchannel of WPVI in Philly. I'm not sure if it's on in other citites as well, but it's really cool for those without Internet to watch, too.
  15. Yep. It's going to be 40 hours, and will probably carry as many big news stories as it can online. Along with the usual GMA fare, and previous anchors and personalities appearing. I'm so excited.
  16. I watched GMA thia morning, and I noticed a nice little update to the set. This another one after the big refresh. It's an updated large screen display where the interview area and Social Square is, removing the metalic walls that seperate the two parts. Looks very nice. http://nca.st/P8Ys6
  17. So did I. I liked its simple design and how it contrasts from the sofa area's table. This looks small and weird. And the logo added onto it makes it a little smaller.
  18. I must say, I really like this programme. It's really good to watch for international news from an international source. And the open with the wide shot of central London and ITV HQ is simply awesome. I agree. While I like this version, the last was way better. It had a booming, serious and authoritative sound and concept that worked to the programme's advantage, at least for it's first hour and half of the 7am hour. I'm fine with this version, but I question the producers' move in changing from it.
  19. I don't know if this has been implemented earlier in the week or last month, but 6 now has a sweet time/temp bug shown on cut-in during Good Morning America. It switches between the 6 logo and GMA's with a spin. It's really cool.
  20. Happy 40th Anniversary, Good Morning America!
  21. I really like this new look, but I don't love it either. -The open and L3s look great, but are a pretty bland mixed bag for me too. While great, also look too meh to be mind-blowing or have much personality. I like the ribbons open way more than the new one (which kinda remind me of the Today open too), but the new L3s are way better than the updated L3s. -The set looks amazing, with a perfect touch of wood throughout. I do think the desk is really bland, though. Doesn't have much personality to it with just a few vertical lights and a screen (I loved the last desk more). And it really does look like that desk from years ago, which, in hindsight, looks fine to me now. But I can't tell whether this new one is a step-up or something equal with that one. But time will tell whether or not it'll grow on me. Overall, this look is great, but for now aren't amazing to me. Can't wait for the anniversary special.
  22. WHAT THE HECK, WFXT? or (How to make a really terrible logo that no one will find good.)
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