Talk:Carnie Wilson: Unstapled/GA1

Latest comment: 6 years ago by Aoba47 in topic GA Review

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Reviewer: Aoba47 (talk · contribs) 02:04, 27 January 2018 (UTC)Reply

Lead and infobox
  • For a majority of television show articles that I have worked on, the first line or two usually identifies the airdates and the network. I would move up this information to the second sentence as it is somewhat buried in the paragraph.
  • Is “Southern” supposed to be capitalized? It just seems a little odd to me as it is not necessarily a proper noun per say.
  • For this part (host of Game Show Network's (GSN) The Newlywed Game,), I would remove the network in front of the show’s title, as it somewhat awkwardly divides this part visually up, and put a short descriptive phrase in front of the show’s title to identify it for an unfamiliar reader (i.e. game show or something along those lines).
  • For this part (as she strives to lose excessive weight that she has gained over the past decade), I would just say (as she strives to lose excessive weight gained over the past decade) for more concise language.
  • I would change this part (after the series aired) to (after the series was broadcast) as you already used the word “aired” in the previous sentence.
  • I would add in the lead that it was produced by World of Wonder.
  • Please add ALT text for the infobox image.
Format
  • For this part (see some of the struggles she attempts to lose), I believe you need “as” between “struggles” and “she”.
  • For this part (50 pounds of weight), I do not think that the “of weight” part is necessary.
  • Do you have any. Information on what exactly “The Fresh Diet” is? It may be helpful to gaining a better understanding of the show.
Production
  • Link GSN upon its first use in the body of the article. I would also spell it out on its first use in the article as well.
  • For this part (Wilson herself expressed excitement at the prospect), I do not believe that “herself” is necessary”.
  • Are you using the Oxford comma in this article? There are spots where you use it (make scheduled appearances The Dr. Oz Show, Access Hollywood, and The Wendy Williams Show to promote the series) and spots where you do not use it (balance her life as a game show hostess, entertainer, wife and mother of two daughters). Please be consistent one way or the other.
  • Is there any more information about the settlement?
Episodes
  • I believe that episode summaries would be necessary here if possible.
  • If you can find anything, please let me know. I've searched and searched but cannot find a single database that contains summaries. If it would be better to remove the table, I'm not opposed to that. --Bcschneider53 (talk) 04:34, 27 January 2018 (UTC)Reply
Reception
  • For this part (Hollywood Junket was), I would say something along the lines either (a reviewer for the Hollywood Junket was) or (a writer for the Hollywood Junket was).
  • For this part (Wilson herself was unhappy after taping the show), I do not believe that “herself” is needed.
References
  • I believe that the entries for the work/publisher entries need to be linked for every reference.
  • I think that the Daily Mail has been considered unreliable in the past.
  • Would any of these sources (12345678910) be helpful for the article?
Final comments
  • Thank you for addressing! I will  Pass this. I would greatly appreciate it if you could pick up one of my GANs, but it is not required. Hope you have a great weekend. Aoba47 (talk) 04:39, 27 January 2018 (UTC)Reply
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