This study analyzed the most popular singing-contest TV program in Taiwan. We explored (1) the cultural information of audiences criticizing the judges of the program, (2) the response of the program production unit; and (3) the competition and interaction between the “TV field” and “Internet field.” The study found that the people in the “Internet field” possess moderate amounts of cultural capital and strive for more cultural, social, and symbolic capital. Those in the “TV field” strove for more economic and symbolic capital. This paper presents partial modifications to the illustration by Bourdieu.