But say what you will about RT, it does have some very compelling political pundits, like actor Steven Seagal, for example, who offered viewers his expertise on the Ukraine situation: "On supposedly quote unquote respectable news channels, they keep saying 'just like when Russia attacked Georgia…' Really?
Certainly there are practical reasons for picking TV professionals as debate moderators: hosting a live telecast watched by tens of millions of viewers requires technical expertise that amateurs lack.
Now recreated in a fiction film, The Walk, in Real3D, with Joseph Gordon-Levinthen the role of Petit, the story goes from historic to mythic, with a huge WOW factor: the magic of Robert Zemeckis' technical expertise puts viewers up there with him.
There's lots of talk about the nominations received by directors, actors, feature films, and even screenplays, but very little about the technical nominees, largely because the skills seem, well, technical, and therefore (presumably) a little outside the expertise of general viewers.
The commemorative showcase will take over Dongdaemun Design Plaza, using the D'strict Art Tech Factory's technology and design expertise to lead viewers through five exhibition spaces.
"Willard has actual expertise and can show the viewer what it actually means, having been there himself".
That's an international pleasure: Sky viewers also get to luxuriate in his expertise on a fairly regular basis.
His viewers, he said, are interested in "an expertise that can take them somewhere they're not familiar with".
It's a tradition that doesn't intimidate or exclude, furthermore, welcoming and giving pleasure to viewers of all ages and levels of expertise in art.
Policy disputes are often very complicated and most viewers do not have the inclination or expertise required to decide which candidate has the superior policy proposal.
"They provide viewers with the benefit of their experience and expertise," Bill Wheatley, a vice president of NBC News, said.
