> Anyway, when I checked my tape this morning I found Fulani was cut off
> at about 1 am, when all of a sudden CSPAN was dropped on Channel 14 and
> replaced by some network called BurlyBear. It was a candid camera
> format that showed, among other things, some guys urinating against a
> wall and a person in a bull costume pretending sexual intercourse with
> what was apparently an equine statue in an urban park or flowerbed.
>
And the put the SCI FI channel over on the B cable to the dirty rotten
scoundrels! If the other family members would let me, I would drop Time
Warner Cable in a Minneapolis Momment. I want Bravo back! I want SciFi
back! I don't want a darned cable box either.
> Now I am sure this stuff has redeeming public value and is entertaining
> to someone, but to truncate CSPAN is out of line. Time Warner in Mpls
> has already exiled some good cultural programming to the B channels (I'm
> still looking for Bravo, and they don't seem to offer us cable guides
> anymore--on screen or mailed out), and pushed Arts and Entertainment to
> 54 so they could place The Golf Channel below 30.
Maybe Time-Warner-CNN-AOL-whatever-else isn't making enough money off of
you at $40+ per month to get things like Bravo, A&E and SciFi. So they
can't send you cable guides.
Rich McMartin
Bryant.
Maybe the bumper stickers are right: Kill your Television. Or starve your
cable company...
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