Audience Doesn’t Want to See Gillian Chung on TV

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Author: teropong | May 2, 2008 - 5:07 am

It has been three months since the celebrity nude picture scandal. Gillian Chung was the first artiste to face the public in the scandal.

But her courageousness was not accepted by the general public.

Audience complained and made formal complaints on the shows which she appeared in. Last night, April 27th, TVB broadcasted Gillian Chung’s movie “House of Fury” which was made in 2005.

TVB received four complaints which expressed they didn’t want Gillian to appear onscreen.

TVB’s Deputy Director of the Department of Foreign Affairs said the complaints requested that TVB to not broadcast any shows which has Gillian in it.

They do not want to see her on screen again. Are you considering stopping broadcasting Gillian’s movies?

He said: “This was an old Gillian Chung movie. TVB would deal with this in an appropriate manner.” The movie “House of Fury” had 23 points in ratings with 1450000 viewers.

This was a two point increase since last weeks with 120000 more viewers. The highest rating was 24 points. “House of Flying Daggers” received only 17 points in rating when it was aired on Saturday (April 26). It had 1070000 viewers.

Last weekend, TVB aired the five episodes of “Understand, Care for One Million People’s Stories”. It became the hot topic but Carina Lau and Sandra Ng’s attitude became the point of controversy.

The average ratings were 23 points with 1480000 viewers. It fell by 2 points and lost 120000 viewers since “Infolink” was aired last week.

The series “A Journey Called Life” averaged 32 points and peaked at 35 points.

The ratings increased by 2 points. Idy Chan’s series “Catch Me Now” averaged 31 points and peaked at 32 points.

Even though the ratings were 5 points less than the series finale of “D.I.E” but it still counts as high ratings.

ATV series “Flame Butterfly” averaged 5 points and there was no increase or decrease in ratings.

source : asianfanatics

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