I know the truth. Parade magazine comes with my newspaper on Sunday.
I can't believe two separate people, and maybe three, mentioned equestrian units on ABC. ABC hasn't shown a horse in this parade in years. Wait, correction. One was sort of shown before a commercial break. And others as Jane Goodall read Dr. Seuss and highlights were shown.
I feel sorry for anyone watching only ABC thinking they're seeing the whole parade. NBC doesn't exactly get it done either. Though two floats got shown long after ABC did it. Only CBS has ever admitted doing this. And ever since CBS dropped out, no one on broadcast TV has shown the parade until the end (I found this out when a newspaper columnist said a local band didn't get shown because they marched past the cameras after 1:00), but at least NBC shows more than they once did.
ABC showed the wedding, but so did NBC--eventually.
When the soldier and his wife were reunited, I saw several cameras, so I decided to see what NBC was doing. Yes, they did that live.
ABC wastes so much time on interviews and behind the scenes. I'm trying to get a look at a float and they show me extreme close-ups, keeping me from seeing the entire float. And who knows what goes on during those interviews? Fortunately, NBC is usually showing us.
I taped both parades so my TiVo would be showing at least one channel when I turned on the TV. But with certain details I missed, I need to go back and see both parades again. Should take about five minutes with fast-forward.
I can't believe two separate people, and maybe three, mentioned equestrian units on ABC. ABC hasn't shown a horse in this parade in years. Wait, correction. One was sort of shown before a commercial break. And others as Jane Goodall read Dr. Seuss and highlights were shown.
I feel sorry for anyone watching only ABC thinking they're seeing the whole parade. NBC doesn't exactly get it done either. Though two floats got shown long after ABC did it. Only CBS has ever admitted doing this. And ever since CBS dropped out, no one on broadcast TV has shown the parade until the end (I found this out when a newspaper columnist said a local band didn't get shown because they marched past the cameras after 1:00), but at least NBC shows more than they once did.
ABC showed the wedding, but so did NBC--eventually.
When the soldier and his wife were reunited, I saw several cameras, so I decided to see what NBC was doing. Yes, they did that live.
ABC wastes so much time on interviews and behind the scenes. I'm trying to get a look at a float and they show me extreme close-ups, keeping me from seeing the entire float. And who knows what goes on during those interviews? Fortunately, NBC is usually showing us.
I taped both parades so my TiVo would be showing at least one channel when I turned on the TV. But with certain details I missed, I need to go back and see both parades again. Should take about five minutes with fast-forward.