101.   Viewers should have no trouble navigating along.

102.   Viewers will have access to the libretto and score.

103.   Viewers will have to buy new sets to get the new services, and many broadcasters are skeptical about consumer interest.

104.   Viewers will have to look closely, and perhaps take notes, in the first hour.

105.   Viewers have lots of other options for in-your-face debate.

106.   Viewers have no such misplaced sense of reverence.

107.   Viewers have no trouble deciding for themselves which shows they like and which they are happy to miss.

108.   Viewers only had to look at their screens to see that, on that particular day, the Dow Jones had risen very nicely.

109.   Viewers will have no such emotional attachment and would be wise to reach for the remote and sever the relationship before it begins.

110.   We want our viewers to have a sense of real life.