Late Show Survey Results!
Crash 'Strawman' Bandicoot
Results for: Late Show Survey (58 responses)
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1)
Cold Openings
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
0 (0.00%) 3 (5.17%) 4 (6.90%) 10 (17.24%) 41 (70.69%) 58 4.53 / 5
(90.60%)
4.53 / 5 (90.60%)
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2)
Dave's monologue
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
2 (3.45%) 9 (15.52%) 13 (22.41%) 10 (17.24%) 24 (41.38%) 58 3.78 / 5
(75.60%)
3.78 / 5 (75.60%)
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3)
Video Clips
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
11 (18.97%) 9 (15.52%) 8 (13.79%) 9 (15.52%) 21 (36.21%) 58 3.34 / 5
(66.80%)
3.34 / 5 (66.80%)
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4)
Stories about Dave's life
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
0 (0.00%) 2 (3.45%) 1 (1.72%) 9 (15.52%) 46 (79.31%) 58 4.71 / 5
(94.20%)
4.71 / 5 (94.20%)
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5)
Know Your Current Events
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
8 (13.79%) 5 (8.62%) 6 (10.34%) 11 (18.97%) 28 (48.28%) 58 3.79 / 5
(75.80%)
3.79 / 5 (75.80%)
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6)
Stump the Band
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
4 (6.90%) 8 (13.79%) 8 (13.79%) 10 (17.24%) 28 (48.28%) 58 3.86 / 5
(77.20%)
3.86 / 5 (77.20%)
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7)
Remote segments featuring Rupert Jee and the Hello Deli (Psychic
Sandwich, etc.)
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
5 (8.62%) 2 (3.45%) 12 (20.69%) 14 (24.14%) 25 (43.10%) 58 3.90 / 5
(78.00%)
3.90 / 5 (78.00%)
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8)
Remotes featuring Jamba Juice
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
11 (18.97%) 7 (12.07%) 11 (18.97%) 6 (10.34%) 23 (39.66%) 58 3.40 / 5
(68.00%)
3.40 / 5 (68.00%)
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9)
Johnny Dark characters
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
3 (5.17%) 8 (13.79%) 4 (6.90%) 11 (18.97%) 32 (55.17%) 58 4.05 / 5
(81.00%)
4.05 / 5 (81.00%)
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10)
Biff Henderson remote segments
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
1 (1.72%) 3 (5.17%) 7 (12.07%) 13 (22.41%) 34 (58.62%) 58 4.31 / 5
(86.20%)
4.31 / 5 (86.20%)
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11)
Andy Kindler remotes
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
10 (17.24%) 12 (20.69%) 11 (18.97%) 2 (3.45%) 23 (39.66%) 58 3.28 / 5
(65.60%)
3.28 / 5 (65.60%)
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12)
Stunts on 53rd St (Dropping objects off the roof, Mark Odgers, etc)
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
1 (1.72%) 3 (5.17%) 6 (10.34%) 16 (27.59%) 32 (55.17%) 58 4.29 / 5
(85.80%)
4.29 / 5 (85.80%)
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13)
Will It Float?
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
8 (13.79%) 2 (3.45%) 7 (12.07%) 9 (15.52%) 32 (55.17%) 58 3.95 / 5
(79.00%)
3.95 / 5 (79.00%)
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14)
Sue Hum interrupts Dave
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
9 (15.52%) 10 (17.24%) 8 (13.79%) 11 (18.97%) 20 (34.48%) 58 3.40 / 5
(68.00%)
3.40 / 5 (68.00%)
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15)
Fun Facts
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
8 (13.79%) 7 (12.07%) 9 (15.52%) 6 (10.34%) 28 (48.28%) 58 3.67 / 5
(73.40%)
3.67 / 5 (73.40%)
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16)
Audience Questions (Who Asked For It?, Let's Talk About the Candidates,
etc)
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
4 (6.90%) 10 (17.24%) 9 (15.52%) 10 (17.24%) 25 (43.10%) 58 3.72 / 5
(74.40%)
3.72 / 5 (74.40%)
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17)
Alan Kalter (AK's Celebrity Interview, AK Makes Your Product Sound
Sexy, AK Gets Beat Up, etc)
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
6 (10.34%) 4 (6.90%) 5 (8.62%) 9 (15.52%) 34 (58.62%) 58 4.05 / 5
(81.00%)
4.05 / 5 (81.00%)
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18)
Movie & TV Star Guests
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
4 (6.90%) 2 (3.45%) 18 (31.03%) 13 (22.41%) 21 (36.21%) 58 3.78 / 5
(75.60%)
3.78 / 5 (75.60%)
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19)
Stand Up Comics
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
4 (6.90%) 6 (10.34%) 11 (18.97%) 12 (20.69%) 25 (43.10%) 58 3.83 / 5
(76.60%)
3.83 / 5 (76.60%)
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20)
Sports Stars
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
8 (13.79%) 5 (8.62%) 17 (29.31%) 7 (12.07%) 21 (36.21%) 58 3.48 / 5
(69.60%)
3.48 / 5 (69.60%)
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21)
Musical Guests
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
8 (13.79%) 9 (15.52%) 11 (18.97%) 9 (15.52%) 21 (36.21%) 58 3.45 / 5
(69.00%)
3.45 / 5 (69.00%)
Jeff
> Thanks to everyone who participated!
>
> Results for: Late Show Survey (58 responses)
I suspect that Mozilla Thunderbird uses a monospace font like Courier for
composing messages. However, many of us use newsreaders that use
proportional fonts, so the horizontal spacing gets all screwed up when
you're trying to present data. Here are your data presented in a different
way that should look OK for most of us.
1) Cold Openings
1: 0 (0.00%)
2: 3 (5.17%)
3: 4 (6.90%)
4: 10 (17.24%)
5: 41 (70.69%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 4.53 / 5 (90.60%)
2) Dave's monologue
1: 2 (3.45%)
2: 9 (15.52%)
3: 13 (22.41%)
4: 10 (17.24%)
5: 24 (41.38%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.78 / 5 (75.60%)
3) Video Clips
1: 11 (18.97%)
2: 9 (15.52%)
3: 8 (13.79%)
4: 9 (15.52%)
5: 21 (36.21%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.34 / 5 (66.80%)
4) Stories about Dave's life
1: 0 (0.00%)
2: 2 (3.45%)
3: 1 (1.72%)
4: 9 (15.52%)
5: 46 (79.31%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 4.71 / 5 (94.20%)
5) Know Your Current Events
1: 8 (13.79%)
2: 5 (8.62%)
3: 6 (10.34%)
4: 11 (18.97%)
5: 28 (48.28%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.79 / 5 (75.80%)
6) Stump the Band
1: 4 (6.90%)
2: 8 (13.79%)
3: 8 (13.79%)
4: 10 (17.24%)
5: 28 (48.28%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.86 / 5 (77.20%)
7) Remote segments featuring Rupert Jee and the Hello Deli (Psychic
Sandwich, etc.)
1: 5 (8.62%)
2: 2 (3.45%)
3: 12 (20.69%)
4: 14 (24.14%)
5: 25 (43.10%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.90 / 5 (78.00%)
8) Remotes featuring Jamba Juice
1: 11 (18.97%)
2: 7 (12.07%)
3: 11 (18.97%)
4: 6 (10.34%)
5: 23 (39.66%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.40 / 5 (68.00%)
9) Johnny Dark characters
1: 3 (5.17%)
2: 8 (13.79%)
3: 4 (6.90%)
4: 11 (18.97%)
5: 32 (55.17%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 4.05 / 5 (81.00%)
10) Biff Henderson remote segments
1: 1 (1.72%)
2: 3 (5.17%)
3: 7 (12.07%)
4: 13 (22.41%)
5: 34 (58.62%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 4.31 / 5 (86.20%)
11) Andy Kindler remotes
1: 10 (17.24%)
2: 12 (20.69%)
3: 11 (18.97%)
4: 2 (3.45%)
5: 23 (39.66%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.28 / 5 (65.60%)
12) Stunts on 53rd St (Dropping objects off the roof, Mark Odgers, etc)
1: 1 (1.72%)
2: 3 (5.17%)
3: 6 (10.34%)
4: 16 (27.59%)
5: 32 (55.17%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 4.29 / 5 (85.80%)
13) Will It Float?
1: 8 (13.79%)
2: 2 (3.45%)
3: 7 (12.07%)
4: 9 (15.52%)
5: 32 (55.17%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.95 / 5 (79.00%)
14) Sue Hum interrupts Dave
1: 9 (15.52%)
2: 10 (17.24%)
3: 8 (13.79%)
4: 11 (18.97%)
5: 20 (34.48%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.40 / 5 (68.00%)
15) Fun Facts
1: 8 (13.79%)
2: 7 (12.07%)
3: 9 (15.52%)
4: 6 (10.34%)
5: 28 (48.28%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.67 / 5 (73.40%)
16) Audience Questions (Who Asked For It?, Let's Talk About the Candidates,
etc)
1: 4 (6.90%)
2: 10 (17.24%)
3: 9 (15.52%)
4: 10 (17.24%)
5: 25 (43.10%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.72 / 5 (74.40%)
17) Alan Kalter (AK's Celebrity Interview, AK Makes Your Product Sound Sexy,
AK Gets Beat Up, etc)
1: 6 (10.34%)
2: 4 (6.90%)
3: 5 (8.62%)
4: 9 (15.52%)
5: 34 (58.62%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 4.05 / 5 (81.00%)
18) Movie & TV Star Guests
1: 4 (6.90%)
2: 2 (3.45%)
3: 18 (31.03%)
4: 13 (22.41%)
5: 21 (36.21%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.78 / 5 (75.60%)
19) Stand Up Comics
1: 4 (6.90%)
2: 6 (10.34%)
3: 11 (18.97%)
4: 12 (20.69%)
5: 25 (43.10%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.83 / 5 (76.60%)
20) Sports Stars
1: 8 (13.79%)
2: 5 (8.62%)
3: 17 (29.31%)
4: 7 (12.07%)
5: 21 (36.21%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.48 / 5 (69.60%)
21) Musical Guests
1: 8 (13.79%)
2: 9 (15.52%)
3: 11 (18.97%)
4: 9 (15.52%)
5: 21 (36.21%)
Responses: 58
Average Score: 3.45 / 5 (69.00%)
Maybe
> Here are your data presented in a different
> way that should look OK for most of us.
>
> 1) Cold Openings
>
> �1: 0 (0.00%)
> 2: 3 (5.17%)
> 3: 4 (6.90%)
> 4: 10 (17.24%)
> 5: 41 (70.69%)
> Responses: 58
> Average Score: �4.53 / 5 (90.60%)
Thank you! That makes a whole lot more sense.
Maybe...happier!
Helen Read
Just keep in mind that the percentages are being used for two entirely
different things here.
The percentages for items 1 through 5 are the percentage of replies that
selected 1, 2, etc. The percentage after the average score is the
average score (out of 5) converted to a percent (which I don't think is
all that useful).
Also, keep in mind that this is an unscientific survey, and the results
should not be construed to represent the views of AFLers in general (let
alone LS viewers in general).
--
HPR
Maybe
> Just keep in mind that the percentages are being used for two entirely
> different things here.
>
> The percentages for items 1 through 5 are the percentage of replies that
> selected 1, 2, etc. The percentage after the average score is the
> average score (out of 5) converted to a percent (which I don't think is
> all that useful).
>
See, it took someone with a Master of Science in Mathematics to
explain this to us because Crash totally didn't do it and the format
used to present the results was even more confusing.
Maybe...thank you Helen!
Crash 'Strawman' Bandicoot
You do know I'm not getting paid for this, right?
--
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"Did you ever once show me any kind of friendship?
Ask my help with a personal problem?
Include me in one of your little bull sessions?
Can you imagine what it feels like to walk by this tent
and hear you laughing and know... that I'm not welcome?
Did you ever once offer me a lousy cup of coffee?"
-- Major Margaret Houlihan "M*A*S*H" ("The Nurses")
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Maybe
<CSBandic...@xXaolXx.com> wrote:
> Maybe wrote:
> > See, it took someone with a Master of Science in Mathematics to
> > explain this to us because Crash totally didn't do it and the format
> > used to present the results was even more confusing.
>
> You do know I'm not getting paid for this, right?
>
Yes, but you voluntarily put up the survey so you should voluntarily
make the results understandable.
Maybe
Crash 'Strawman' Bandicoot
If someone asked nicely I would happy to....
so far no one has done that.
polar
> "Crash 'Strawman' Bandicoot" wrote:
>> Thanks to everyone who participated!
>>
>> Results for: Late Show Survey (58 responses)
>
> I suspect that Mozilla Thunderbird uses a monospace font like Courier
> for composing messages. However, many of us use newsreaders that use
> proportional fonts, so the horizontal spacing gets all screwed up when
> you're trying to present data. Here are your data presented in a
> different way that should look OK for most of us.
Much better. Thanks.
Sally
>
> - Show quoted text -
I want to add my thanks, too, Jeff. You'd be a great teacher...I sense
patience there. Are you a professor or something?
Sally
Jeff
> I want to add my thanks, too, Jeff. You'd be a great teacher...I sense
> patience there. Are you a professor or something?
> Sally
Many moons ago, when I was in high school, I thought I wanted to be an
English teacher. Then I discovered psychology, got my degree, and have been
practicing as a clinical psychologist for the past 20+ years. The hospital
where I work has an internship for clinical psychologists, so I still get to
do some teaching in addition to my clinical and administrative practice.
Jeff
R H Draney
And you're much better position to help those people who were hopelessly warped
by having to diagram sentences....r
--
What good is being an executive if you never get to execute anyone?