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GB News: a thread so you never have to watch it

You may not be able to see the face of the guest on the right, but it's a great shot from a robot camera, showing another robot camera focusing in on them. :cool:

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"Did you remember to unmute the SM's mike after he came back from that massive shit we nearly broadcast? No? Never mind, with her, nobody will notice. Except the SM, and I recorded his shit, so he won't be any trouble"
She has no clue how to present a TV programme, and she knows it.

And she knows that we know it too

My money's on Dan Woollen to go first. I doubt Andy "The Chairman" Neil doesn't much care for daily three hour festivals of covid denial.
 
Pardon my complete ignorance of TV production, but are robot cameras part of the reason why it's all descending into hilarity?
nah. everyone uses them. it's not like they're trying something new and different to cut costs over their rivals.
you could find clips on YouTube of BBC News with the robot cameras going wrong, but probably fewer times in years than gbeebies have managed in a week.
 
nah. everyone uses them. it's not like they're trying something new and different to cut costs over their rivals.
you could find clips on YouTube of BBC News with the robot cameras going wrong, but probably fewer times in years than gbeebies have managed in a week.

Gbeebies :D

(and thanks for the info, wasn't aware of the prevalence of robot cameras)
 
Standard rescue operation - take a successful format, tweak it slightly, add your own flavour.

So look out for

  • The Ex-Hebophiles
  • I'm A Massive Racist Get Me Out Of Here
  • The Masked Antivaxxer
  • Great British Burka Off
  • Have I Got Fruity Views For You
  • Strictly Gammon Dancing
  • White Anti-Woke Club with Timmy Montgomerie
  • Good Moaning Britain
  • Lose Women
  • 24 Hours In Aylesbury
  • Embarrassing Busybodies
  • Hate RefugeeMTV
  • Dr Hydroxychloroquine, Medicine Woman
 
nah. everyone uses them. it's not like they're trying something new and different to cut costs over their rivals.
you could find clips on YouTube of BBC News with the robot cameras going wrong, but probably fewer times in years than gbeebies have managed in a week.

Not trying anything new and exciting but they are operating on absolute barebones salary and technical kit. Dread to think how much more "the talent" is getting paid compared to the basic frameworks of running the studio.
 
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