Episode 329 Review

Segments

Woman's Art Expo: The recap of the segment was very good. It had a good compilation of content from the actual event.

Favorite Memories: This was a great segment as senior year is winding down. It was a new, fresh idea that had a sentimental value to the audience.

Sports: I finally liked sports changing it up. The interviews gave sports a much less generic approach.

Finish the Lyrics: A good segment as always, very entertaining to see people not know the words.

Musician of the Week: It was necessary to keep this segment as a continuation, but it drags on a bit too long and is choppy with film quality.

Guitar Concert Review: This segment should have had more video or picture content. Once the concert is over, I want to see what happened at the concert, so video content could have done that for me.

Episode 328 Review

Segments:

Hosts: Sabrina and Mariah were very good. They were composed and were funny with some of their transitions.

Guitar Ad: The ad was well done. The background music really helped along with the videos of people playing the Guitar.

Promposals: Good idea to have promposals on the show. However, the editing was not very good. The music was on and off, and then it switched inconsistently between a live video and a photo. It should have been all videos or all photos.

Strike Segment: Too long. The interview dragged out way too long and I stopped listening very early on.

AAC Ad: Actually a very good ad. I liked the action shots to preview the show, and the background music was very upbeat.

Food Critic: Hilarious segment. The angle cuts were great, and I loved the humor in the segment.

Emoji of the Week: Good segment, but it is the same people in this segment every time.

Sports: Pretty choppy with no video segments.

I was in the show filming promposals and was an extra in Food Critic.

Episode 327

Hosts: Hosts were good. Jennifer and Patryk had reasonable and entertaining intros and transitions.

Ups and Downs: The idea was clever, the execution not so much. The multiple promposals and the conversation with Lydia and Ayyad made the show too choppy just cutting from scene to scene. Also, I did not like having the vote at the end, the audience should not be involved in a written show.

Unpopular Opinion: Very good and easy segment to do. It is a very good time eater, and a way to involve the audience.

Promposal: Another quick segment that was fun to watch and it involved something happening in the school. It is good to get school coverage sometimes instead of just creating content.

Musician of the Week: This was a bit boring. I understand reaching out to the music audience but it dragged on too much.

DubTV Drawing Ad: Very quick and effective ad, nice background music.

Sports: Sports was a bit choppy. The intro was funny and I thought the Boy's Tennis segment was decent.

I edited the credits in the show.

Episode 326 Review

Segments

Opening Montage:  I preferred this opening montage. It was good to recognize the specialized services.

Hosts: The hosts were not as good this time. Their intro was a bit rushed, and they didn't seem all that confident in what they were saying.

Mr. Katz Interview: I think we should have kept this interview out. It's good to recognize Mr. Katz, but we already had someone else interview Mr. Katz in last week's episode. Also, the hosts had no intro to the interview.

DubTV Flashback: I always loved this segment in the past, and it was a good thing to bring back.

Girls Soccer Ad: The ad was relative but it didn't make much sense. Advertising for the girls game was necessary, but the context behind all the celebrations made no sense.

Sports: Sports was fine as usual this week. The information was accurate, but there was no footage or images until the special Olympics portion.

Senior Experience Interview: The interview was very good. I liked the backdrop of the lake, and the soft music was a nice touch. My only critique was that it could have been a bit shorter, the end drew out a bit too long.

Art Fair vs. Taste: I liked this segment a lot. I know it was used last year, but I think it was entertaining and applicable with the taste and art fair coming up soon.