Original sentence: " followed a team of divers, including comedian Vic Reeves, in live coverage of a dive at the Whydah site.On 27 May 2007 a UK documentary/reality show titled "Pirate Ship ... Live
Edited sentence: By the end of the two-hour programme, viewers had been rewarded only with the hoisting of a roll of lead from the ship.On 27 May 2007 a documentary/reality show was broadcast on the UK terrestrial channel five, hosted by Vic Reeves, entitled 'Pirate Ship... Live.Pre-publicity for the show had claimed that "marine archaeologists will dive down and salvage (they hope) pirate booty live on air", failing to mention that the site had already been quite extensively archeologically investigated, and that a considerable haul of 'booty' had already been recovered.Though the team of presenters put on a brave face ('What a tremendous day' etc), the show seemed only to prove that archaeology is a ponderous process that does not lend itself to bums-on-seats TV.Unfortunately, five's live venture was a damp squib