Re: [ST] RE: So, what DO you want on TV?

[Marc Cook <marccook@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Smitty:

Thanks to you and everyone else for the suggestions. Without giving too much
away, I can say that many of them mirror ideas we've had and will be putting
into production this year. Others are really good ideas that will,
undoubtedly, help us fine-tune the show.

Again, I appreciate the comments.

MC

> Motorcyclist magazine on Speed Channel is one of the very few bright spots
> in the viewing week.  I know Dave talks a lot, but he rides as well.  A
> saving grace, is it not?  In that vein, I have enjoyed the touring features
> from remote places in the US and anywhere in foreign lands.  Pennsylvania or
> Italy, it is fun to see those undiscovered twisties with one's own eyes,
> listen to interviews with local inn and tavern keepers who cater to
> motorcyclists, and generally get a feel for the experience of the road in
> those unfamiliar places.  The hard content is fun and interesting.  We're
> all junkies when it comes to new machines and equipment, and it's especially
> illuminating to get the professionals' points of view on racing and
> technology.  However, riding and talking about riding are what set us apart
> from other motorists.  More "route of wonder" discovery features, please.
> 
> The program is extremely well done and I can find no real fault in the
> content or artistic direction.  Congratulations.  Your effort shows.
> 


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