Re: Going Home (TV Show)

[" Ian" <iansmith@optusnet.com.au>]

I watched part of the show tonight ............Sorry I don't like it
......... seems to be very amateurish.........and really who needs this
after a days work ?
"Dan" <fordghia@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> > A new television show aired on SBS tonight called "Going Home".
> >
> > Its characters are average people on a Sydney train - 'going home' -
> > discussing the day's events and other issues. It's a very odd show and a
> bit
> > hard to describe, but I guess it's a fly-on-the-wall look inside a peak
> hour
> > train carriage. Tonight's show featured some amusing moments with a
train
> > staff member taking a whole lot of criticism over a customer survey
(among
> > many other things). Some people may find the show amusing, other
> nauseating.
> > It seems as though there is no script - it's all a bit spontaneous. It
> also
> > appears that it is filmed on the day it is aired (or perhaps the day
> > before), as they were talking about Barbara Cartland's death on
tonight's
> > show.
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> I did watch it and it is ok - but I would prefer the real passengers and
> real trains type show ie. Airline, Airport etc.
>
> The interior of the train is brown/dark red coloured and the windows and
the
> seats is like a G-set Tangara in Sydney, but they have to take into
account
> the show is screened nationally.
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> What I don't like is they announce fictionist station names. But they did
> well with the acting of enforcement of "no alcohol" rule and passenger
> surveys on that train as well as covering today's current affairs.
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> Danny Mok
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