Well, since the mods here found it necessary to yet again flame me...allow me to kindly retort.
1. Of course it was me who posted the page. It looks like it does, a very VERY SIMPLE HTML PAGE, because I didn't want there to be any copyright issues. I also didn't figure it would take you guys only 5 mins to do the WHOIS, but then again, if I wanted to fully hide the fact I posted it, I could have easily had someone else setup the page/website.
2. I DO NOT HATE DREW CAREY. I thought his first year as hosting was just fine and he was coming along as a host. What I am in disagreement with is the artistic direction the producers/writers have chosen to taken a show that I still wish to watch. It's called an opinion for a reason. It can be defended, argued and opposed. Please note that I have not disagreed with anyone else's posts here. Some of you actually want the change and that's OK. I don't, and that should be OK too.
3. If the idea of hitting a model/announcer/host in the face with a pie without there being a single tie in to the theme of the SC, of which there was none, then that's fine. I just found it to be silly. If you also found the use of the phrase "french kissing" to be appropriate because that language was used 32 years ago, great. It is of my opinion that it is not and the SC itself could have been left alone using only French fries and French toast. Was it really necessary to say "French kissing"?
4. You also need to know that both the "fr. kiss" phrase and the pie fight could actually easily be cut out of the actual broadcast because all five incidents occurred at "editable" places in the show. Example: there was a 2-3 second pause at the end of every prize description before the "pie" was struck. What will be telling is if they actually decide, after reading the now numerous posts, to leave it in.
Call me a fool if you choose. It only shows that a differing opinion is not welcomed here on Invision. Call me a tool for trying to let people know what I saw and that I did not like it. Some people are actually concerned about the show's direction based upon what they read. But what I must insist is that I not be called a liar or an exaggerator. There is not one part of that post that did not occur during the tapings of the shows I saw.
