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Originally Posted by R2D2DOC
Go to ABC.COM. Type 'robot' into the website search box and the first thing that comes up is the special's link. The FIRST link is at the BOTTOM of the text describing the tv program.
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That's still in no way the most direct way to get information. and about .001% of the audience would have a quick enough eye to read that on the credits.
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Originally Posted by Travis Hoffman
No, you have every right to complain about this omission.
I also noted this quick scroll during the credits. It went by so fast, I didn't even realize the link WASN'T to the FIRST website!
If I recall, the recent CNN special was also devoid of any direct "For More Information" graphic displaying the FIRST website during the show.
It's like a cooking show displaying the finished product without giving out the details of the recipe!
Regardless of the quality of the program presented, not giving viewers a DIRECT source of further information is completely and utterly asinine.
In other news, Kate Pilotte sent FIRST suppliers this link to watch the show after the fact - http://iam-fan.com/?p=1449, which links to YouTube videos of the show. Hurray for that! |
Yeah i actually went to the youtube video and paused it to read it.
I guess im just trying to look on the bright side. i mean, really, what should we expect from cable TV these days? (the answer is not much....)
P.S. Does anyone have the strange feeling that Will.i.am is reading all of these posts?
P.P.S. I have a hard time believing that Miley Cyrus is a "nerd" (as said in the video) :O
P.P.P.S. Did anyone else feel like Bieber (ugh) was being condescending, maybe even insulting, when he said "What you guys do is just as cool as what we do"?