On Saturday night, the Collapse She interviewed Rosa Romà, president of the Catalan Audiovisual Media Corporation. Minutes earlier, Jordi González had expressed his excitement about doing so because, for the first time, he was sitting across from a female president. It's unusual for TV3 to interview officials from its own organization beyond strictly promotional reasons, because it has journalistic implications that are, at the very least, unprofessional. This is especially true when there are controversies affecting the organization she represents and the questions don't get to the heart of the matter. The purpose of the interview was unclear: we didn't understand if Romà was there to respond to criticism about the rebranding, or to promote... The Marathon or to create a human profile of her. The medley of topics only made Jordi González's interview seem even more unjustified and servile. If the intention was transparency and to enhance the president's authority, the interview, addressing her informally and with the presenter's obsequious attitude, served the exact opposite purpose. It seemed more like an image makeover. González's opening line, "When you were little, you used to watch TV...?" was already an indication of how things would go.