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I mean for a quick build, you have to come to an agreement that these are fairly nice quick builds.

Two things that made WFOR's new set such a quick build:

  1. They kept the existing wood floor.
  2. The studio is much smaller than that of KCBS and KOVR, so fewer set pieces needed to be fabricated together.

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It looks very nice. If they can easily remove the desk I imagine they could even hold small local debates.

 

One surprising thing is that there isn't a working weather center (or a computer pod at a minimum) on set.

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It looks very nice. If they can easily remove the desk I imagine they could even hold small local debates.

 

One surprising thing is that there isn't a working weather center (or a computer pod at a minimum) on set.

 

The corner projection wall at the far back of the studio could probably serve as a impromptu pod area...assuming if they really need it.

 

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Surprisingly, it was pointed out as one of the last remaining pieces from the previous set.

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So who's next for the mandate CBS set which is nice. WBZ Boston or WCCO MSP? What about KTVT in DFW or should I say WJZ?

WCBS is in the process of building a new set currently, and WBBM is next along with most likely ‘CCO. I think we can actually put WJZ in the market of rebranding next year, but not this year.

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Why does everyone need to get a new set all at once? WCCO's set is *maybe* five years old. Plus they have a lot more moving parts with the streetside elements and all their feel-good Minnesota stuff. Their current setup seems to be fine for all of that.

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