Post #305899 by TikiGardener on Sat, May 12, 2007 1:03 PM

I think at this point its reached a cheerleading point of no return.
The folks that have no problem with what has happened will continue to go to
the new TV lounge. The folks that don't want to, well I don't think that they are going to be convinced.

Personally I don't think its lipstick on a pig, but it still isn't the original TVBH. And I don't think that anyone can argue otherwise that TV in general has been watering down their legacy with their recent actions.

Personally, not having a good-bye party or week of recognition is indicative of the type of people running the company and making the decisions. Not my kind of people.
And that is in no way saying anythng about the fine staff.

And I know that it is possible to incorporate old buildings into new ones. There have been a few exapmles of this in NYC where developers couldn't get people to sell there buildings to them. So they just built their monoliths, up and around the older building.

Pure plain and simple, TV has been riding its legacy to a threadworn state.