Sentence examples for weird audience from inspiring English sources

The reality is, I was much more proud of my work in Season 2, but we were shadowed by this weird audience reaction, this snark.

Holmes creates a strong norm about just being happy and weird, providing his weird audience members with affirmation of their weird selves.

Even though it's absurd and crazy, it gives us the possibility to dream about a media ecology where everybody's needs are met, where the most eccentric interests are fed by content producers who understand their weird audience".

Things get weirder when audience members claim to have taken that same train and had no problem, leaving viewers to question the very nature of time and reality.

My dad asked the same questions at the beginning of every shoot: "What's your name?" "How old are you?" "What day is it today?" "What are we doing?" His movies seemed intended for weird, wide audiences, people who didn't know that you ate turkey on Thanksgiving or what a latke was.

Timperley's most famous son cropped up everywhere from the Reading festival to a Bros gig at Wembley stadium to children's television, gently weirding out audiences of all ages.

Lars Lundstrom told The Independent on Sunday that the decision to remake the cult hit as Humans for the UK and US markets is "weird" because British audiences, in particular, would feel right at home with the edgy Swedish original.

Likewise with the miners' strike, the idea that the police could stage a mass violation of civil liberties, subjecting tens of thousands of people to arbitrary detentions and the military occupation of their villages – most of it barely reported by the mainstream media – will seem weird to young audiences now.

I think Verbinski is extremely talented at pushing the limits on how weird a mass-audience movie can get without going too far.

Weird corners of the audience find this romantic.

"Blind dates with an audience are weird," she remembered thinking.