A cable audience demands some action, so the series sets up lots of situations to make the episodes more or less take shape.
Last month, after political and non-political opposition to the bike lane experiment, BIKE for a Better City led bicyclists on a ride to City Hall to demand some action on the bike lane.
He told him what had happened and demanded some sort of action be taken.
Monitor regional director Adam Cayley said the health regulator had demanded some "very specific actions" of the hospital board and had put in place support and scrutiny to make sure they were carried out.
Sampson testified that McKay had approached Larry Thompson, then the Deputy Attorney General, and demanded that he "take some action" on the investigation, and that subsequently there had been tension between the two men.
One of his neighbors, Yossi Warshenbrot, wrote Mr. Barak a letter demanding some kind of action.
Ms Des Forges said: "They feared this word would generate public opinion which would demand some sort of action and they didn't want to act.
With political leaders tentative, and signs that the military was unable to exert control over the police, other voices emerged in the country on Wednesday, demanding some kind of action.
"If fasteners were failing at the rate suggested by this data, manufacturers would be in our conference room pounding their fists on the table demanding some kind of action," he said.
Now email arrives continuously, and most emails demand some sort of action: Click on this link to see a video of a baby panda, or answer this query from a co-worker, or make plans for lunch with a friend, or delete this email as spam.
