The show itself seems to be a rehash of The Morning Show, which can be quite repetitive.
If they ever visit the road of creating new shows in the future (provided their debt is under control) they could always put Ryan and Sally at 7pm with a current affair show. Both of them are wasted on The Daily Edition.
Clearly if they’re still on air, they are profitable. Otherwise it would have been axed alongside Sunday Night. I’m pretty sure Daily Edition shares production with Morning Show, so to that extent, its relativley inexpensive to put to air. The only extra salary would be Sally Obermeder’s.
That seems like quite a bizarre suggestion to me. There are many more personalities within 7 who would be more identifiable and bring in a larger audience than the hosts of TDE.
If anything expect The Daily Edition to be expanded to insert more advertorials.
It isn’t that much of a stretch to see a future where Seven has live advertorial supported programming like TMS or Daily Edition from 9am - 4pm weekdays.
And with more people at home, I would imagine sales would be booming. Australia Post is having trouble keeping up with deliveries because people buying so much stuff and having delivered at home at the moment.
I’m assuming most of the audience at 12pm is stay-at-home mums and elderly. I’m sure most of that audience would flick over to Ellen on Nine or Dr Phil on 10 rather than watching more news.
TDE didn’t air in most states yesterday (June 8) with Seven showing highlights of the 2017 Queen’s Birthday AFL match between Melbourne and Collingwood.
It didnt air in Sydney either yesterday (Mon, June 8). Coastwatch Oz aired at 2.30pm instead, with the Midday movie finishing up at 2.30pm (Saving Mr Banks)