On the entertainment stage of CCTV, there used to be a variety show that made people's blood boil, and it was "Avenue of Stars"!
At that time, as long as the name was mentioned, almost everyone knew and knew it.
It's a pity that in recent years it seems to have become a bit dull and no longer shines as much as it used to be, and people can't help but sweat for it.
The noisy stage of the past is now extremely deserted, and the ratings and word-of-mouth have plummeted.
Those hosts who used to be the soul of "Avenue of Stars", such as Zhu Xun and Nigmaiti, their laughter and words used to be everywhere, making the whole stage full of life.
Now, only the empty stage and lonely lights are left, which makes people feel emotional.
In recent years, viewers have begun to question their leadership, believing that they can't make the show brilliant again.
In order to save the decline, the producer tried various adjustments, such as adding commentators, adjusting the host lineup, and increasing player interaction, but the effect was not significant.
Zhu Xun and Nigmat used to be the soul of "Avenue of Stars", and their hosting style was unique and impressive to the audience.
Their smiles and voices used to fill every corner, making people feel warm and intimate.
As time went on, viewers began to question them, believing that they could not lead the show to new glory.
In order to save the decline of the show, the producers have tried various adjustments. They have added guest commentators, hoping to improve the quality of the program through professional reviews.
Adjusting the host lineup is also an attempt by them, hoping to inject new vitality into the show with new hosts.
In addition, they have also increased the interaction of the players, hoping to attract more viewers by increasing interactivity.
Despite the efforts of the producers, the performance of the show has not improved substantially.
Audience doubts about the show still exist, and ratings and word-of-mouth have not been improved.
The predicament of "Avenue of Fame" is not only because of the host or improper adjustment, but also because of the audience's aesthetic fatigue.
Viewers are bored with the long period** and the deterioration in the quality of the program's content, which makes it difficult for the show to capture the audience's attention again.
Faced with this dilemma, producers need to re-examine the positioning and content of the program, try to innovate, and attract more audiences.
They can learn from some successful cases and learn from the merits of other programs to inject new vitality and inspiration into "Avenue of Fame".
Only in this way can this once glorious show regain its former glory.
At the same time, the broadcast time of CCTV's "Avenue of Stars" has also begun to become less fixed, and sometimes it is even adjusted frequently.
This has brought tremendous pressure to CCTV as a producer.
They are reluctant to give up this "golden signboard", but at the same time, they also feel the cruelty of the market.
The competition with online programs and local variety shows made CCTV feel a lot of pressure, but they still chose to persevere, hoping to find a breakthrough.
During this time, the broadcast time of "Avenue of Fame" was varied, sometimes at 8 p.m., sometimes delayed until 9 p.m. or even later.
The audience was confused, and some even missed the show.
This uncertainty makes it feel as if the show has lost some of its original charm. CCTV, as a producer, is under great pressure.
They know that "Avenue of Stars" is CCTV's "golden signboard" and are unwilling to give up easily.
The brutal competition in the market made them feel extremely stressed.
The rise of online programs and local station variety shows made CCTV feel squeezed from all sides, but they still chose to persevere, hoping to find a breakthrough.
This insistence is admirable, but it also requires caution.
CCTV needs to think deeply, find out the root cause of the problem, and take practical and effective measures to solve it.
They can start from the content of the program, the host lineup, the broadcast time, etc., and make all-round adjustments and optimizations to regain the love and trust of the audience.
After all, "Avenue of Stars" was once a classic in the minds of countless audiences, and its glory should not be just a thing of the past.
CCTV has the ability to regain the glory of this show, what they need to do is to strengthen their confidence and move forward bravely.
The problems don't stop there. In recent years, audiences seem to have developed aesthetic fatigue with "Walk of Fame".
They are tired of the long time** and the deterioration in the quality of the program's content.
What was once wonderful has become bland in their eyes, making it difficult to arouse interest again.
This aesthetic fatigue may further affect the market performance of the show, or even lead to the show's forced disappearance.
Perhaps, everyone has an expectation in their hearts, hoping that every time they turn on the TV, they can see novel programs and amazing performances.
But then again, the audience is finding that "Avenue of Fame" is becoming less and less innovative now.
The eye-catching links in the past now seem bland, and the novelty is long gone.
On the contrary, the feeling now is that familiar boredom, and everyone is tired of watching it.
They look forward to the show to give them new surprises and touches, but they can often only find it in vain in the old-fashioned program settings and outdated jokes.
This unsatisfactory perception is disappointing, even tiresome.
The audience's disappointment was not without reason. The quality of the program's content has declined, which makes people feel helpless.
The once wonderful performances are no longer present, replaced by mediocrity and imitation.
The audience's expectations are challenged, and they crave real excitement rather than dross replication.
This aesthetic fatigue may only be superficial, but it could have a profound impact on the future of the show.
The market is becoming increasingly competitive, and the audience's choices are becoming more diverse.
If "Walk of Fame" can't adjust itself in time to reinvigorate, then its market position may gradually decline and eventually be replaced by other, more attractive programs.
Producers must take audience feedback seriously, examine the problems with the show, and take effective measures to improve them.
Only by constantly innovating and pursuing excellence can we win the recognition and support of the audience, let "Avenue of Stars" regain its former glory and continue to shine in the hearts of the audience.
In this case, the producers had to think of new solutions.
They need to revisit the positioning and content of the show, try to innovate, and attract more audiences.
Perhaps, they can learn from some successful cases, learn from the advantages of other programs, and inject new vitality and inspiration into "Avenue of Stars".
Only in this way can this once glorious show regain its former glory.