Honest had the standard ECP and blue-bar next time slide last night. Such a great shame that they haven't ditched these ugly generic straps and let programme makers have free reign.
Honest had the standard ECP and blue-bar next time slide last night. Such a great shame that they haven't ditched these ugly generic straps and let programme makers have free reign.
It is. What I have noticed about the blue bars is that they haven't squashed the credits for quite a while, and they simply move them to the right.
If they insist on having generic credits, then they should just tell the TV companies that they have to have a particular font, size etc but a background of their choice. That works well on Dancing on Ice.
Nice to see ITV with a decent weekend schedule for once- sure, it's never going to beat the mid-90s one mainly provided by LWT, but it's a step in the right direction.
I never thought I'd be praising Grade and ITV- but well done.
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A former member
Anyone seen the newspaper advert for the weekend lineup? Like a diary page saying what's on each day, and the background is an overhead shot of what looks like a village, or some houses and fields, with loads of rainbows everywhere.
Not how I'd market it, to be honest, but there you go.
A bit OT but I didn't think it was worth starting a new thread. ITV are reviving 'Mr & Mrs' in March with Phil & Fern as hosts. Of course though it will be 'Celebrity Mr & Mrs'.
A bit OT but I didn't think it was worth starting a new thread. ITV are reviving 'Mr & Mrs' in March with Phil & Fern as hosts. Of course though it will be '
Celebrity
Mr & Mrs'.
Or presumably it'll actually be "All Star...", because ITV seem to think that that means it's not the same thing...
Didn't ITV resort to Mr & Mrs last time they overhauled their schedules?
So far ITV1 will probably be quite happy with the debut performances of their major new programmes, but whether you're a pessimist or pad, I think you have to agree that Saturday looks like the weak link in the schedule.
I think alot of faith is being put in Primeval anchoring the schedules - but I think it's Thank God You're Here which probably is the weakest link.
On paper it could be a very good show and it has done amazingly well in Australia, though in America I think it was one of those one-show-wonders.
The trouble is whether it fits into ITV1's Saturday night schedules - the performance of shows like Saturday Night Live recently suggests it might struggle.
A bit OT but I didn't think it was worth starting a new thread. ITV are reviving 'Mr & Mrs' in March with Phil & Fern as hosts. Of course though it will be 'Celebrity Mr & Mrs'.
Not off topic, and thanks for the info.
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A former member
I wonder if we'll see any presentational changes tonight? It is after all the start of their new weekend schedule.
Was it either confirmed or denied as to whether or not things are being refreshed? It does seems strange that all the trailers for next week use non-standard graphics.
So far ITV1 will probably be quite happy with the debut performances of their major new programmes, but whether you're a pessimist or pad, I think you have to agree that Saturday looks like the weak link in the schedule.
I think alot of faith is being put in Primeval anchoring the schedules - but I think it's Thank God You're Here which probably is the weakest link.
I do agree that Saturday night looks pretty carp;
Primeval
and
Millionaire
are good, but IMO
Dancing on Ice
should really be on a Saturday. It just won't fit on Sunday IMO.