Talk:The Other Side with Steve Godfrey

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I am unsure as to why this article seems to have a POV. I do not see a POV, either negative or positive. The article does need to be expanded, but including original research, POV, and/or links that aren't allowed by Wikipedia is not obviously what we need to do. Please put some suggestions on this page, so the edit war occurring can come to a consensus. (I am not an admin but I am bringing the issue to the forefront.)--milonica (talk) 23:08, 1 October 2010 (UTC) There should be some discussion of the regular themes and plot-devices of the show. I've listened to the show for about a year and there seem to be regular themes to the messages delivered to callers. For example, every spirit who has "crossed-themselves" (a.k.a. committed suicide) comes back as extremely sorry. Spirits who were grandmothers are given generalizations like, "I bet your grandma loved buying gifts for grandchildren, she comes across as a generous person." These could be considered traits that the majority of grandmothers hold, yet when a psychic medium says it, it seems somehow profound.Hitch42hiker (talk) 01:13, 11 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]