https://www.indiewire.com/criticism/culture/60-minutes-bari-weiss-new-ideas-watching-bad-1235222215/
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“And instead of “60 Minutes” appearing in a white font on a red background, it’s now in a red font on a white background.”
“X is filled with a handful of videos every day, just as it was before Bilton’s hiring.”
“Using Bilton’s own blueprint — his “notebook of ideas” — let’s start with the changes we can see so far, which aren’t that easy to spot.”
“1 news program for 52 straight years needing a new direction, the latest season has shown scant evidence of what that new direction might be.”
“Weiss, who’s nearly as proud of her conservatism as she is of her Zionism , validated those fears from the jump.”
“Douthat, meanwhile, can be seen tapping his leg and smiling.”
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“Do you think many returning viewers clocked the alterations to the opening stopwatch?”
“Now, the lead reporter sits in front of a rectangular digital backdrop that looks like… nothing.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Tick Tock The ’60 Minutes’ Overhaul Was Said to be Driven by New Ideas — You Can’t Tell That from Watching Prior to their tenure, Bari Weiss and Nick Bilton claimed CBS's popular news program was becoming obsolete.”
“But through five episodes of their revamped version, changes are negligible and ratings are down.”
“Or when Douthat helped Republican Senator Thom Tillis sell copies of his book by praising him for voting along party lines while “talking and maneuvering like a maverick” (Episode 3, “The Thom Tillis Tightrope”).”
“(Their story, titled “Who needs humans?,” covers AI’s impact on the workforce.) But anyone fooled by Wertheim’s CGI avatar either wasn’t watching closely or thought the host had suddenly grown mutant fingers and a developed a wobbly eye.”
“YouTube features individual segments, full episodes, and archival content.”
“Perhaps there’s an argument for bias now, when the only framing of the president’s “deeply unpopular” war in Iran is under the flattering guise of saving a soldier from behind enemy lines (Episode 1, “Shot Down Over Iran”).”
“Wertheim’s report also featured walk-and-talk shots, a standard technique (on “60 Minutes” and elsewhere) used to liven up static interviews, but one that Bilton said he wanted to avoid this season.”
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“By Ben Travers Plus icon Ben Travers TV Critic BenTTravers More stories by Ben The ’60 Minutes’ Overhaul Was Said to be Driven by New Ideas — You Can’t Tell That from Watching Read more ‘The Diplomat’ Review: Season 4 Can’t Talk Its Way Out of One Bad Decision After Another Read more ‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 Review: Ethan Hawke and Betty Gilpin Light Up a Rollicking, Moving Mystery Read more October 19, 2026 12:30 pm Add us as a Google Preferred Source Ross Douthat and Senator Thom Tillis in '60 Minutes' Courtesy of CBS Share Share on Facebook Post Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp When CBS News’ editor-in-chief Bari Weiss formally introduced executive producer Nick Bilton to steer “60 Minutes” into the future, the former writer on HBO’s “The Idol” sent a letter to his staff promising to “lead this show, not preserve it under glass.” “I have a notebook full of ideas,” Bilton said.”
“Another brazen shift comes in how stories are introduced: Before, the lead reporter sat in front of a rectangular digital backdrop that looked like an open book.”
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“In five weeks, Sebastian Junger, Gianna Toboni, and Trevor Phillips have only appeared during “The Last Minute,” the closing segment that typically updates old stories or teases new ones.”