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PBS makes the call: America won't be competing in Eurovision 2014

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Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
702 messages
joined Aug 2015
#61 ·
People keep whining about the price tag, but honestly, what else is it gonna cost? Like, what, does all that damn singing and dancing just happen for free?
Kyle Miller4 Kyle Miller4 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Dec 2008
#62 ·
No, honestly, producing a full-blown series, a feature film, or even a documentary is way more expensive than that.
Samuel Morgan40 Samuel Morgan40 Active Member
178 messages
joined Mar 2010
#63 ·
Brian Edwards78 said:Finally, something halfway decent from PBS in years. 🙏

And honestly, that bit of intelligence actually arrived relatively quickly... by PBS standards, at least. 🙏

The incompetent hacks running the show over there continue to pull in double-digit salaries, yet they can't seem to manage sending a single halfway respectable track—regardless of who the artist is—to that traveling circus we call Eurovision. They can't even navigate the political maneuvering required to make it happen properly. 😁

For the last few years, even anyone watching local news could see the song (and the whole presentation) was doomed from the jump. Long before the premiere, that is. It’s as if they just don't grasp how the formula works at Eurovision. And don't even get me started on those ridiculous choir arrangements. The only thing the Bureau of Labor Statistics might have saved was some ad spend for those "classic coastal vibes" commercials. Or maybe for Charleston.
Michelle Alvarez8 Michelle Alvarez8 Regular
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joined Nov 2015
#64 ·
We really should have sent this over to Sementa, but hey—we still have time. She’s still young, right? 🙂

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