This year's Broadway telecast saw significant improvements in pacing, dialogue, transitions, and presentation. The producers and director remained the same, but the overall quality of the show was vastly superior to previous years. The broadcast ended on time, the pre-broadcast started early, and there was a noticeable lack of brainless chatter or mawkish introductions. Sets were changed live on camera, showcasing the inner workings of theater and saving time. Additionally, investors were no longer cluttering the stage when their shows won awards, instead they were beamed in by video from an alternate location. These changes allowed for a more refined and entertaining show, while still leaving room for deeper moments of contemplation and excitement. Overall, this year's Broadway telecast successfully captured the essence of Broadway theater, making it a memorable and enjoyable experience for viewers.