Tango tour in Phoenix
 

Stevie's parents come see the show.

The interviews from this era get annoying because they interview fans only interested in Stevie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UT92dP4QIQ

Well in this case it's a "Stevie Nicks ET Interview", so it is logical that it is focused on her. But other interviews must have focused on both girls, since they were the famous singers of the group. And a bit on the new boys, as an introduction. I don't know how many interviews there have been like that.

That reminds me Mick wrote (about that tour) "Yet never once did anyone ask, where's Lindsey? Oh yes, the fellow from the BBC did."

I doubt there was only one interviewer who asked about Lindsey.

So, ET would have likely filmed the whole show, right?

You are watching with your Stevie colored glasses on. The loader of the video called it a Stevie Nicks interview. The segment is about Fleetwood Mac's 49 city North American tour which happened to stop in Phoenix which is one of Stevie's home towns.

Mary Hart calls Stevie the "lead singer" of Fleetwood Mac. The only fan interviewed only raved about Stevie and her voice. Stevie was interviewed but so was Mick. All the songs featured in the clip are Christine songs where she sings the lead. Funny how Christine was never called the "lead singer" of Fleetwood Mac.

It really disgusts me what a d*ck Mick has been to Lindsey over the years, all the way up to 2018. He's the king of really short, sharp jabs. Christine, Lindsey, John, and Sandy Stewart are really the ONLY reason the Tango album happened in the first place. Mick and Stevie benefited hugely from all of the hard work that went into that album while those two were out of their minds. Yeah, I get it...Lindsey backed out on a tour. At the end of the day, none of it would have happened without the album. If only Lindsey had been the type to call out those two drunk coke heads for what they were. Have they (Mick and Stevie) ever had the humility to publicly acknowledge the shear amount of their crap that the band was forced to deal with?

No, that's not likely at all. Usually press is given permission to photograph or film for a specific amount of time. Sometimes its only the first 3 songs etc.

I just mentioned the video title. I don't have any colored glasses. I don't support their preference for Stevie.

But it is interesting how you said "they interview fans only interested in Stevie." and later "The only fan interviewed..."

I was teasing you.
When I said fans I am talking about videos of this era. The MTV news clip about the tour is similar. They interview "fans" outside the arena praising Stevie. She had a very successful solo career in the 1980s and that is who they were flocking to see.
Hopefully that puts things in context ;)