Today viewers plead for Nine to upgrade their set after Sunrise was given a makeover: ‘Such a depressing way to start the day’
Today viewers of the show have called on Channel Nine to upgrade the set of their breakfast programme, seven months after Sunrise underwent a makeover.
Mediaspy users voiced their opinions online, saying the set was overdue for a ‘refresh’ as it was ‘starting to age’.
“Anyone else agree that this set is getting older? Hopefully a nationwide upgrade is planned in the future,” one user wrote.
“For a space that produces 9-10 hours of programming a day, I thought they would have made the investment if they moved.”
Other media spy users noted, “I think they wanted a constant look across the country. Hopefully there will be a renewal soon.”
Viewers of today’s show have called on Channel Nine to upgrade the breakfast show’s set, seven months after Sunrise was given a makeover
The Today Show has shared the same desk as Nine News since November 2020.
Viewers think Nine’s morning program deserves its own set.
‘I never liked the look of Today from this set. Such a depressing way to start the day,” one person wrote.
Mediaspy users voiced their opinions online, saying the set was overdue for a ‘refresh’ as it was ‘starting to age’
Another user added: ‘I don’t mind that Today is specifically from the news set, but the soft set feels like such a weird mix – it’s too grey.’
Channel Nine moved to studios at the end of 2020 after 60 years of broadcasting from Willoughby.
It comes after Sunrise ushered in a new era last July when Channel Seven officially moved its studios from Sydney’s Martin Place to nearby South Eveleigh.
The Today Show has shared the same desk as Nine News since November 2020
Viewers believe Nine’s morning program should have its own set
Channel Seven’s breakfast show has undergone a complete makeover, including a new design of its iconic logo.
The set offers viewers a brighter and fresher look to kickstart their mornings.
One mediaspy user wrote at the time: “I mean, this looks absolutely fantastic. Such a refresher. White, orange, sleek, contemporary, modern. Really says Australia’s News Breakfast to me. Nine will have to up their game to compete.”
Sunrise ushered in a new era last July when Channel Seven officially moved its studios from Sydney’s Martin Place to nearby South Eveleigh