Posted on 04/21/2014 10:02:27 AM PDT by jimbo123
NBCs Meet the Press has fallen to such ratings lows that network brass ordered psychological research of the host David Gregory and his family, in a bid to make him more likable.
Friends of Gregory and even his wife were interviewed by a psychologist commissioned by NBC to find out how the host of the flagship Sunday morning show might relate to audiences better.
The Washington Post reported, Last year, the network undertook an unusual assessment of the 43-year-old journalist, commissioning a psychological consultant to interview his friends and even his wife.
The idea, according to a network spokeswoman, Meghan Pianta, was to get perspective and insight from people who know him best. But the research project struck some at NBC as odd, given that Gregory has been employed there for nearly 20 years.
The days of Meet the Press ruling Sunday mornings seem a long time ago now it is in third place.
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Yes but I don't see how the other two shows do any better.
The old CBS fossil Bob Scheiffer belongs in a museum.
And ABC This Week with Paul Krugman, Ann Navaro, the Carville ghouls(they both look like the walking dead), .....is too painful to watch
George Will was wise to bail that network.
Last night I found of youtube video of a whole ABC This Week Show November 1989 with David Brinkley that focused of the fall of the Berlin Wall which happened that past week.
Fine for NBC, but who on MS-NBC doesn’t need psychological analysis?
Nice find! Thanks for filling in the details.
People don’t like leftist propagandists.
Fun headline. Gregory reminds me of Joseph Davis, who’s mother nicknamed him “Gray” and doomed him to a life of nondescript boringness.
Worse is even the hint of bring in the shrinks whether they did or not and why it was done in the former Soviet Union...
I turn the radio to another station the minute this garbage program comes on, with its softball questions for Odumbo and his minions.
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