Looks like a new line-up for a new crime drama.
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Whodunnit?
Professor Plum, Miss Scarlett, Mrs. Peacock, Colonel Mustard or Mrs. White?
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Or the cast of Australian version of The Bold and the Beautiful!
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What is “contradiction”
Looks like they have brought back the intro of each of the reporters presenting their names.
(I don’t recall it in the white package)
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Along with the return of the presenter roll-call at the beginning of the show, they also now sit down when introducing their stories. Watermark has remained the same.
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New social media picture.
The iconic roll-call for the presenters is back
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That’s what they do on the US version, so I guess Nine are trying to emulate them more closely now.
It seems like a largely “inverted” (black instead of white) version of the previous graphics?
I’m sure Nine’s version of 60 Minutes has had presenters seated for report introductions in the past?
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Yes, they used to do it occasionally, although, I don’t recall seeing it done since the white graphics were introduced.
CBS have done it for as long as I can remember.
Overall, the darker graphics look very similar to the old, dark graphics and that’s not a bad thing.
I’m glad the iconic dark theme is back – feels much more like 60 Minutes now, IMO.
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So good to see the roll call back. Hasn’t really felt like 60 Minutes without it the last few years.
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Looks great!
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This Sunday’s episode will include an exclusive interview with Sarah Ristevski, daughter of Karen Ristevski who was murdered in her Melbourne home in June 2016.
That will result in a larger audience than normal I think. She had not said a word since day dot. Enormous interest in that case in Melbourne like Jill.
Good get. The sort of stories these programs should be looking for not fluffy rubbish.
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Alex Bernhardt joins 60 Minutes
Alex Bernhardt has started a new role as an Associate Producer at 60 Minutes . Alex was previously a Journalist for A Current Affair and 9 News Brisbane .
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Another one bites the dust… she’ll be good associate producing 60 minutes but a loss to the News department.
Herald Sun suggested yesterday that Nine paid $300,000 to Sarah for the interview.