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Marydale after a successful place at seven o'clock in peoples lives for so long to 7:30pm? and research and data tells you that 80% of people who are watching it will watch coronation street, so that audience, for example is used to watching the soap at 730. so there was no shift in the audience figures, and similarly, coronation street moving to an hour, we have been doing for two years on a friday, and what you found was now that when traditionally the two episodes split with something in the middle, that the second episode would always lose some viewers from the first because there was a te...

And she was such an iconic performer. i had grown up watching her on the password, which is a game show that she did with her husband al ludden and a huge fan of the "mary tyler moore show." as a baby writer, i couldn't believe she was going to be saying my lines, and it was such a thrill to watch her do it every week. >> what is it like? such an incredible team on "the golden girls" a group of actresses so accomplished. did that sometimes make your job harder or easier? i imagine it was a challenge to live up to their expectations? >> especially in season one when you have that level of perfo...

>> that really helped them. marie, what have these six weeks been like for you? >> it's actually been kind of nice. i feel we're getting back to the new normal. everything has been so surreal and overwhelming. we have been concentrated on his healing. it is nice because we miss that, our normal. >> is it nerve-racking to be back at school? >> not really. it is is more comforting than it is nerve-racking. so many people who have been through a lot of stuff. they have seen things. we are all here. and i'm here for everyone. it's all a big comforting place now. >> that is so nice to hear that.

Of being able to be on tv to talk about it may not feel the dynamic has changed. >> i think these are important stories, important to cover them, zeitgeist, hopefully change will be ushered in with this. but it's also important for us to figure out where the line is. i don't know if we've figured that out yet. when is somebody just a creep, and when is somebody a predator or criminal? who deserves public humiliation, who deserves to have job taken away if them, and who just needs to be reprimanded in private or apologize in private? nick, you're the only guy on this panel, maybe not best quest...

Kind of diplomatic security. you can imagine the ambassador in iraq is essentially surrounded by a military to protect him. south korea, despite everything going on in north korea, is relatively calm. this is an ambassador who wanted to as well as often acted like a member of the public. he is seen walking his dog. he is very accessible. that's what we want from our diplomats. so this attack while just one person who has political vengeance, happened and happened in a country that almost everyone didn't anticipate. that's what makes it nerve racking. the other thing is ambassadors are hard tar...