but what do you think of forums user Zombian???
nice one.....
but what do you think of forums user Zombian???
The only good thing about Channel 10's BBL coverage is Mel McLaughlin
Unless you're one of the 3,500 homes in Australia that is the source of the ratings data, I wouldn't worry about it.. watch what you want..
I can agree with that...
Shame she no longer works on the A-League coverage. I would have seen more of her then. Her replacements just don't cut it in my opinion, plus Mel seemed to be really love football. I'll admit sometimes I've flicked over to BBL just in hope of seeing her...
Oh really? I had no idea. So how do they determine how many people watch the Ashes etc? I'm curious about this now.
Shame she no longer works on the A-League coverage. I would have seen more of her then. Her replacements just don't cut it in my opinion, plus Mel seemed to be really love football. I'll admit sometimes I've flicked over to BBL just in hope of seeing her...
Shame she no longer works on the A-League coverage. I would have seen more of her then. Her replacements just don't cut it in my opinion, plus Mel seemed to be really love football. I'll admit sometimes I've flicked over to BBL just in hope of seeing her...
They extrapolate the data from those 3,500 homes. They try to make the sample of 3,500 as representative of the population as possible.
So is that that why my new 7mate show "extreme smelling" is getting low views? because those 3,500 people aren't watching it but the rest of Australia is?
"What I want most from being a television commentator is to be able to feel that, when I say something, I am talking to friends." Benaud's philosophy won him friends all over the world, and a reputation as one of the best sport commentators of all time. But the real key was the words not said. He's also the best non-commentator of all time, the greatest composer of silence since John Cage.
A Benaud silence can build tension or release it, give space for your own thoughts or time for Richie to formulate one of his. It's a capsule of atmosphere that draws you into the crowd for a moment, the way no admonishment to "get excited" ever can. The quiet can often lead up to a punchline or let one hang. Dry as the Nullarbor, Richie was the king but also the joker, Wide World of Sport's answer to Stephen Wright.
The silence went with the turn of phrase. "No point looking for that, let alone chasing it ... It's gone into the confectionery stall and back out again" was how he immortalized a Botham six. A streaker was a "break for athletics", a hit in the protector "struck amidships". He summed up being sledged like this: "in his conversation ... he was taking a few liberties towards my parents' attitudes towards a number of things in life." On a lucky day there would be some gentle innuendo, and then the silence would be extra long, until it would break with the faint, off-mic laughing of the other commentators.
I have just read an article about Richie Benaud which contained a short summary of why he has been the best commentator and why the excitement and the emotion of the current commentators is pointless and diminishes tension rather than creating it.
the full article can be found here.
I hate empty wagon wheels! The jam is the best part.
They extrapolate the data from those 3,500 homes. They try to make the sample of 3,500 as representative of the population as possible.
Can't eat them... bastards put Gelatine in them.