We just feel in the reality world where a lot of people are doing soft-scripted and very orchestrated reality television, "Real World" is still very raw, and we wanted to really reinforce that fact.
It was part of an orchestrated cross-country crush of interviews with television and print journalists, designed, ostensibly, to promote two new books Mr. Gore wrote with his wife, Tipper, both about the American family.
Mr. Obama's statement to Israeli television was not part of an orchestrated strategy, according to a senior administration official.
She has become a focal point of a league that has a new logo, an extended television deal with ESPN and an orchestrated drive to promote three highly visible rookies: Griner of Baylor, Skylar Diggins of Notre Dame and Elena Delle Donne of Delaware.
After he announced the temporary halt to the extrajudicial killings, on Feb. 7 he rounded up a group of 300 "rogue" cops for an orchestrated dressing-down that was broadcast on Philippine television and picked up by the international press.
Under Putin, the Kremlin has brought the media in Russia firmly to heel in a series of carefully-orchestrated raids and takeovers that resulted in all national television stations and most national newspapers controlled by the Kremlin or pro-Kremlin companies.
If you've ever wondered where reality television falls on the authentic to producer-orchestrated scale, I'll offer Evan to you as an answer, a shriveled, timid man whose craft is resurrecting broken cocks.
"An orchestrated string of hijackings has occurred," he begins, with small television images of the smoking twin towers in the background.
The questions were driven in part by an orchestrated Republican effort that included a new series of Bush television advertisements highlighting votes by Mr. Kerry cutting military spending, as well as Mr. Cheney's speech on Monday.
But with the national picture unclear, a long line of powerful Labour figures appeared on television to set out what appeared to be an orchestrated rationale for hanging on to power, even if the party finished far behind the Conservatives in the numbers of Commons seats.
