The shows in 2020 - Thoughts?

Resuming a tradition from years past I thought I would allow us all to reflect on the year in babeshows.

It has been quite a year away from babeshow world and a very interesting one within it. The channels are obviously very different to how they were in times gone by. The way things are done, the tools used, where the emphasis lies, all revolutionised. At the end of 2019 I was deeply concerned about the attitude of the channels and some of the babes that represented them.
Worried and dismayed at the dishonesty, disreputableness, greed, hypocrisy, disingenuousness and contemptuousness. Dismayed at the thought the channels would never bear any resemblance to the very best of themselves in years past.

However I am surprised and somewhat relieved that the inexorable path towards nightshow doom has not proven to be a mere cul-de-sac with no escape.
For a variety of reasons 2020 has opened up extended, alternative roads of output.
While I recognize that some of these roads are sometimes laden with booby traps of scam, deception and obsession with pervcam there appears to have been many instances of better practice and higher level of basic courtesy.
Added to this I get an impression that those engaging in disreputable practice are being increasingly exposed and seen in their true light.

There are various little stop offs on each road.
Tip goals for this and that, some quite creative and exciting, some not so much.
But the choices are there.
The vibratoy. The Marmite feature of the channels to be deployed or not by choice.
The frequent transition between TV and Web and all the mutual opportunity it throws up.
And yes the good old calling up of a babe for telephonic and visual stimulation.
That one of course is the old snooks favourite.
Speaking personally however I am relatively happy to use all four of the above stop offs when I feel there is reasonable prospect of worthwhile visual stimulation resulting.

That in essence is the chief source of the 'Phew thank goodness for that' tone of this contribution. I see and feel a product that I think I can relate to rather more than 12 months ago. Of course it is not perfect. Far from it. But I have hope and a bit of reinstilled faith.
So to the debate in my head as to where the credit should go for all of this.
I could name names of some babes first of all. In fact yes. Lets do that.
By virtue of experienced telephonic or/and visual interaction I heartily congratulate the likes of Jennifer Kelly, Beth Bennett, Maria Smith, Caty Cole, and Brooks amongst others.
But I thank one lady above them all.
For being the example. The inspiration for so much goodness and reformation of character of the nightshow product.
Yes Atlanta Moreno, I speak of you.
A recognition that the viewer of today is the punter of tomorrow in the purest manner imaginable. Oozing honesty, humility and love in her every action on screen and her every word on all formats including this very place itself.
A drip feed of just some of what she brings is I think filtering through the channel network. For that I am enormously grateful.

Credit should also go to the seemingly ever more discerning viewer.
Seeing through so much of the bad stuff and rejecting it in favour of something a little fresher and a little better.

This forum should take credit too for like never before exposing the deceit and shameful conduct of those not worthy of anything but rejection and disgust.

We in this place are better recognizing and lauding the old fashioned nightshow values that Xpanded represents with distinction in spite of some of its limitation.
That is a triumph on so many levels.
For the channel and it's babes. For me. For the channels. And I would like to think for all of us.
Xpanded has helped to give me telephonic inspiration back and is now a properly recognized player in the babeshow arena. No perception now of bit part status.
Babestation and S66 have at least in part responded in their own ways.
Not all of the reaction has been quite what it might have been.
But the options they have both enabled give sufficient compensation for that.

In the year of a most horrible pandemic and all its consequence there has never been greater call for some light relief and a qualified sense of perspective to tell the story of how and why the shows have granted some of that light relief.
The channels have been the granters.
We have been the source of perspective to give critical acclaim.

For that I feel hugely grateful.
2020 has been a whole lot less miserable as a result.

You're welcome to review the year Snooks but I think you're a little premature.
The year's not finished and the biggest event's still to play out.
It remains to be seen but it could be that Fernanda's final show and the fallout from her departure might have a greater dynamic than any of us realise.

(03-12-2020 18:56 )Chrisst Wrote:  You're welcome to review the year Snooks but I think you're a little premature.
The year's not finished and the biggest event's still to play out.
It remains to be seen but it could be that Fernanda's final show and the fallout from her departure might have a greater dynamic than any of us realise.

Ah well you see.
The intention is to reflect on Fern and her concluding contributions to the shows in her thread rather than here.
It is the least she deserves .
I look forward to doing so .

Babeshow in 2020

the shows changed in March 2020 and I they have changed forever. when lockodown hit thee show the babes had to show their creative side in working in the home enivirionment and how some of them embraced it was quite extraordinary, so many took to the change of surroundings and produced that were in part mind bloswing and sexy and showed off a side to them that some of us never saw before or even envisaged.

Now as we near the year's end, the format has remained and the channels continue to bring fresh faces via girls working from home, and I have to say there has been plenty of new talent that I think will make 2021a enjoyable viewing year and do want to see the studios alo get creative with sets that are a far cry from the programmes gone before.

Also 'twas the year Asian Connections sailed off into the sunset. Thanks for the memories, girls! You'll be missed.

The world as we knew it ended in March 2020. A new world (a bit like the old one) will develop in years to come (with automation and the ongoing energy crisis etc).

Where this will leave the channels is anyone's guess. It's been nice to see some thought-long-gone faces returning to the shows, even if it's all been a bit pin-money, and will likely stop lasting during 2021.

With expected rule changes in the New Year, the current reasons for optimism may soon wither on the vine. In which case, enjoy the days that remain.

^^ cheer up mate lol you must have liked some thing this year on the shows,

my thoughts 2020 has actually been one of the best years on the shows, it started badly with covid killing of VNTV and stopping a lot of show as we knew them,
but out of this the shows have come back much stronger and better, it forced the pace of change made the channels embrace new ways of working that will only benefit the channels in the years to come,
the rise of the at home show and the freedom and creativeness that it gave us has let us see many girls in a new way to meat them as people , to hear the 66 girls on the mic at home talking lots in a way they where never allowed in the studio,
its a year when covid pushed girls towards the shows with a knowing they needed to make it, this years newcomer of the year losing her office job in march and having to become a star or end up in co-op is the berfect example,
its been a great year for new girls on the shows,
i have loved watching how the webshow has grown this year, the buzz toy coming to the channels is a great thing and has lead to us seeing so much more than we have ever before,
i have loved seeing girls like Caty and Sophie who have been on the shows a long time use the at home covid time to reinvent themselves and when back in the studio go back to the top, now fitting totally with the way the shows are today,
i like that bs now have studios all over england so girls who can't work from MK can now do regular shows and its found us many new girls who would have never been seen on the old way of doing things, this has lead to an average if 17 girls a night on bs so there is always something good to see,
the one thing i have not liked is some girls trying to squeeze every penny out of OF and not wanting anything shown else where , its shows a few girls to not be the nicest of people but thankfully at the same time we now have more girls on the shows at the moment who actually want to treat us with respect than at anytime in the last few years,
which leads me into how tip goals have improved things as you can now see what girls can be trusted and are good hard workers and seeing these girls making more money from happy fans is a good thing,

(04-12-2020 15:06 )winsaw Wrote:  its a year when covid pushed girls towards the shows with a knowing they needed to make it, this years newcomer of the year losing her office job in march and having to become a star or end up in co-op is the berfect example,

"End up in Co-Op"?


It's a strange old world where getting your tits out on TV and talking dirty on the phone is seen as a more noble pursuit than working in a supermarket.

(03-12-2020 21:56 )Doddle Wrote:  The world as we knew it ended in March 2020. A new world (a bit like the old one) will develop in years to come (with automation and the ongoing energy crisis etc).

Where this will leave the channels is anyone's guess. It's been nice to see some thought-long-gone faces returning to the shows, even if it's all been a bit pin-money, and will likely stop lasting during 2021.

With expected rule changes in the New Year, the current reasons for optimism may soon wither on the vine. In which case, enjoy the days that remain.

Expected rule changes??? Presume due to a new head of ofcom & brexit

As for me I’m just going to focus on the positives which has been plenty of new faces on the shows like Lucia Maria & plenty of unexpected & welcome returns to the shows from the likes of Karina Currie, Denni Tayla , Harry Amelia & Paige Turnah