Audience Council calls for far-reaching changes to "Black'n'Blond
The council members have been watching the program on SF2 since its launch and have come to the conclusion that it cannot go on like this.
The Audience Council of SRG German-speaking Switzerland
can't see much good in the late-night show "Black'n'Blond".
According to a communiqué, the Council members have been watching the program on SF2 since
their launch in mid-October and have come to the conclusion,
that the show can only continue to exist with far-reaching changes.
can. The Council would make a good late-night show of its own on the Swiss
appreciate television, but in its current form it does not fulfill
"Black'n'Blond" did not meet the requirements. The first broadcasts
were unacceptable in the opinion of the Council, and the slogans and gags were stupid,
mostly of a questionable level and in some cases people
contemptuous. In the last two broadcasts, he recognized a
change for the better, but the show still lacks wit and humor.
Esprit. The need for action has been recognized by Swiss television
apparently also noticed at the highest level: "With "Black'n'Blond", the
question marks are appropriate," says SRG Director General Armin Walpen in the
latest issue of Facts. Television director Ingrid
Deltenre so.
can't see much good in the late-night show "Black'n'Blond".
According to a communiqué, the Council members have been watching the program on SF2 since
their launch in mid-October and have come to the conclusion,
that the show can only continue to exist with far-reaching changes.
can. The Council would make a good late-night show of its own on the Swiss
appreciate television, but in its current form it does not fulfill
"Black'n'Blond" did not meet the requirements. The first broadcasts
were unacceptable in the opinion of the Council, and the slogans and gags were stupid,
mostly of a questionable level and in some cases people
contemptuous. In the last two broadcasts, he recognized a
change for the better, but the show still lacks wit and humor.
Esprit. The need for action has been recognized by Swiss television
apparently also noticed at the highest level: "With "Black'n'Blond", the
question marks are appropriate," says SRG Director General Armin Walpen in the
latest issue of Facts. Television director Ingrid
Deltenre so.
