I asked around today about wings. I asked ppl why they didn't like it. Most replies were "No one else did, so why give it a chance?" or close to it.

Well I asked them why. Most ppl said the audience. If you'll notice in most shows when something happens (like someone kisses someone) the audience is like "Whooooooooo" but you never hear that in wings.. Or like when something bad happens you never heard the "Awwwww". Well I never knew ppl were so thrived on what the audience thought..

I read this somewhere, that ppl's surroundings cause an effect on boredom and excitement. I guess this means, if the audience wasn't that excited at moments like kissing or sadness, the other ppl watching weren't that much into the show...

I also know for a fact that the audiences are set to laughing and other emotions. So if they are told to laugh at a certain point, they laugh.. Same with Aww and Oooo..

Well I figure, if they were told to do more than just laugh, the show would have more fans..

The ratings weren't low on wings when it was an original and still playing. But they aren't doing so good now.


I still like wings, yeah, but I think that this was a major problem.

Originally posted by webteen
I asked around today about wings. I asked ppl why they didn't like it. Most replies were "No one else did, so why give it a chance?" or close to it.


It really bothers me when people say they don't like a show just because critics or other people say they don't like it. IMHO, it's a very narrow-minded view to have.

I actually know a lot of people who like Wings, maybe not as much as we do here, but I've never really known anyone who totally hated the show. I've "met" quite a few people over the Internet who hate Wings, but they're all into shows that I can't stand.

People are so sensitive, I love Wings, but most of my friends don't like it. I am dying for the DVD. I will get a job, and save up for it. I love the show.

Originally posted by webteen
I asked around today about wings. I asked ppl why they didn't like it. Most replies were "No one else did, so why give it a chance?" or close to it.

Well I asked them why. Most ppl said the audience. If you'll notice in most shows when something happens (like someone kisses someone) the audience is like "Whooooooooo" but you never hear that in wings.. Or like when something bad happens you never heard the "Awwwww". Well I never knew ppl were so thrived on what the audience thought..

I read this somewhere, that ppl's surroundings cause an effect on boredom and excitement. I guess this means, if the audience wasn't that excited at moments like kissing or sadness, the other ppl watching weren't that much into the show...

I also know for a fact that the audiences are set to laughing and other emotions. So if they are told to laugh at a certain point, they laugh.. Same with Aww and Oooo..

Well I figure, if they were told to do more than just laugh, the show would have more fans..

The ratings weren't low on wings when it was an original and still playing. But they aren't doing so good now.


I still like wings, yeah, but I think that this was a major problem.

That's when you ask those same people, if one person jumped off a cliff, I suppose you would do the same, cause "everyone else is doing it" :rolleyes:

Well my response to the jumping of the cliff is yes, because then you have a softer landing. Heh.

Originally posted by HelenandJoe213
Well my response to the jumping of the cliff is yes, because then you have a softer landing. Heh.


With a smart-ass (but funny) answer like that, I think that we have another Brian Hackett among us!

Lol, I'm a mix between Brian and Joe.. Ppl think I'm funny, but I'm also a little "Clean." I hate when everything is screwed up, I gotta keep tidy. Weird, but funny.