"These shows have essentially replaced the nighttime soaps for the 18-to-34-year-old 18-to-34-year-old 18-to-34-year-old 18-to-34-year-old 18-to-34-year-old
Mr. Fraser wanted to mirror the nighttime conditions but still give audiences something to see.
He noted that though families made up 65% of the audience, "Dory" performed well at nighttime, meaning that parents and their kids were joined by a broader audience.
As the song comes to an end, the video cuts to nighttime with the venue full and the audience screaming.
One certainty was that Al Jazeera gave its huge audience in Iraq a view of the nighttime battle that seemed likely to entrench the animosities that American troops now encounter almost everywhere in Iraq.
The atmospheric first scene on a deserted nighttime ball field would be much more meaningful if the audience knew earlier on that the man cutting the grass was Paige.
The nocturnal music of a bullfrog precipitates a kind of worship, the animal looping through a foggy nighttime domain with the night and the pond for an audience, the song "cinching up the bloated moon in a bag".
At lunch the restaurant has a captive audience from the office building, but its prospects as a nighttime destination seem dubious.
The push toward making museums a nighttime destination is "part and parcel of museums attempting to reach out to new audiences," said Bruce J. Altshuler, the director of New York University's program in museum studies.
