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This 3 page paper answers questions about the experience of watching a 3-hour block of network television. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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1, 2009. Discussion The choices were infomercials and news on NBC; crime dramas on CBS; game shows on ABC or a movie on Fox. ABC was chosen since it seemed
it might at least be funny; Fox wasnt considered since the idea was to watch network programs, not films. The three hours on ABC comprised two episodes of the game
show Wipeout and an hour of Americas Funniest Home Videos, though the schedule said it was to be three hours of Wipeout, culminating in a "bowl game." Frankly, it was
a dreadful waste of time that could have been better spent doing almost anything else. The first question concerns the commercials, promos and breaks, and how they address the viewer,
what the demographic is, and are these the same people who watch the show. There were almost no news breaks at all, though there were promos for the news broadcast
scheduled for 11 p.m. But there were no headlines given, just a suggestion that the viewer tune in for the latest stories and weather updates. The promos were largely for
other ABC shows, in particular the mid-season replacements Castle and Better Offted, though there were also promos for current shows such as Dancing with the Stars and Homeland Security USA.
The commercials themselves were for companies and products like Kay Jewelers, McDonalds, Pepsi and Blackberry Curve, all targeted to a young, hip, technologically savvy audience, probably young adults in
their 20s and early 30s. There were no ads for toys that would appeal to younger children, nor were there ads for Viagra, pharmaceutical drugs, life insurance, alarm systems or
the other stuff that clutters up the programs aimed at older people. The shows probably appeal to this younger demographic since they are action-oriented, competitive and contestants really have to
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