Scratch the guest roles part... the only item surviving from the prior
show
could be MacLaren's.
There may be ways of stunt casting HIMYM cast members, even if the
storyline is unrelated.
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How many TV timeouts are there, and how long are they? That's most likely
the difference, not the rule books.
With last night's Toronto/Winnipeg game in the background, I don't see a
huge difference in TV timeouts, although there's no commercial break
after a
post-TD kick-off.
Someone just
Ladies and germs, Paul Gerke of KIVI in Boise. Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msk4AYOaYco
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Huh. Interesting. Just Late Night, huh? So we're just going to pretend
those 9 months at 11:35 didn't exist - like a prom night dumpster baby*?
*reference worth 2pts
On Monday, November 4, 2013 1:08:12 AM UTC-5, Kevin M. (RPCV) wrote:
NBC (Lorne Michaels) has allowed TBS to use footage of
Needs to keep his day job.
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 9:10 AM, Bob in Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.comwrote:
Ladies and germs, Paul Gerke of KIVI in Boise. Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msk4AYOaYco
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Acting Chair Mignon Clyburn says changes in the marketplace (namely, high
ticket prices at venues) may make the rules no longer in the public
interest. But the leagues can still negotiate with broadcasters, cable and
satellite to create and enforce blackout rules of their own:
On Nov 4, 2013, at 9:37 AM, M-D November wrote:
Huh. Interesting. Just Late Night, huh? So we're just going to pretend
those 9 months at 11:35 didn't exist - like a prom night dumpster baby*?
They did acknowledge, and run a clip package for, The Tonight Show with Conan
O'Brien on Conan.
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Now wait just a second...Clyburn saying "the rules [are] no longer in the public interest" implies that they previously *were* considered in the public interest. In what way? I always understood the blackout rules were in effect to protect the NFL and the team owners, under the assumption that
I would love to know what these technical issues were, because I can't
imagine what would become uncleared in 20 years?
On Sun, Nov 3, 2013 at 6:30 PM, David Bruggeman bru...@yahoo.com wrote:
Per the EW, there were 'technical issues' in clearing Bart The Lover
Maybe they were afraid of Gordie Howe.
Pete
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 1:58 PM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote:
I would love to know what these technical issues were, because I can't
imagine what would become uncleared in 20 years?
On Sun, Nov 3, 2013 at 6:30 PM, David Bruggeman
Since we know that the syndicated reruns are now all-cash and are scheduled
by the individual stations instead of satellite-fed, I suspect that there
were stations that scheduled that episode to run during sweeps--I could
even see some stations doing a Mrs. Krabappel Week in Tribute to Marcia
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 12:33 PM, d...@flids.net wrote:
I'd like to hear even one example (even a far-fetched one) of how the
blackout rules have ever been in the public interest.
I'd say the initial idea when the rule was creating: that prohibiting
blacking out home games in their own market
I don't know if you're being sarcastic, but that crossed my mind, since
Gordie isn't of sound mind anymore and Colleen died four years ago. But I
would assume that any contract to use Mr Hockey's likeness would last in
perpetuity.
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 1:11 PM, Pete Ahles pete.ah...@gmail.com
I think think matches the end of The War Of Late Night and the Jay/Dave
paradigm: Jay looks up to Dave, Dave looks down at Jay, but neither do it
with a high level of reverence or disgust, and at the end of the day,
they're both rich.
On Sat, Nov 2, 2013 at 8:09 PM, Bob in Jersey
As further proof that the streamers want to be the new HBO, they are
getting into the doc biz by acquiring The Square, the award-winning look
at the 2012 protests that caused governmental shifts in Egypt--it's
currently playing an Oscar-eligibility run in NY and LA, but will premiere
on
Quick Draw, the improvised Western parody created, showrun and starring
John Lehr of 10 Items or Less, placed in the streaming service's top 10
most-streamed series during its summer run and has been renewed for a
second season of 10 eps for next year:
Could we possibly be talking about two different things? There is no rule
*prohibiting* blacking out home games. The rule *requires* home games be
blacked out, unless 85% or more of the stadium's seats are sold 72 hours
prior to game time.
Doug Fields
Tampa, FL
From:
Generally, the battles have less to do with money and more to do with
technology beyond the box (think TV Everywhere).
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/04/business/media/disney-and-dish-wrangle-not-over-broadcast-fees-but-the-future-of-tv.html
I think this misses the sports issue (which is still
The Dayton Daily News ran an article from Minneapolis Star-Tribune critic
Neal Justin giving CBS a C+ grade for its fall season (in an article that
hit all of the Big 4 almost equally), but since the paper and Dayton CBS
affil WHIO are both owned by Cox Media, a Bridge Editor trying to link
And: The comments on Romenesko included someone saying what news value was
in this, because would you expect Fox News telling viewers to not watch
American Dad!: Since the Chicago Tribune threw off the last yokes of
Col. McCormick in the 70s, WGN radio and TV and their programming have been
Hmmm.now that I read back over this thread, maybe we *are* talking about two
different things. I'm specifically talking about the NFL's blackout rule.
I'm not aware of any rules affecting the broadcast of the home games of any
of the other major sports.
DF
From: tvornottv@googlegroups.com
Nope.upon further research, it appears I was on the right track after all.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/01/us-usa-broadcasting-blackout-idUSB
RE9A00ZW20131101
Doug Fields
Tampa, FL
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Behalf Of Doug Fields
Well, it could happen: If ABCFAM could end Secret Life of the American
Teenager as Shailene Woodley was exiting her teens (and yes, on the verge
of being a big movie star), one would think that they would graduate the
PLL four pretty soon before they enter Gabrielle Carteris territory.
Mark
The Goldbergs and Trophy Wife get their back nines, Super Fun Night
only renewed for four and no additional episodes for Back in the Game,
which could put it on the chopping block:
'NCIS' scoop: Emily Wickersham upped to series
regularhttp://insidetv.ew.com/2013/11/04/ncis-emily-wickersham-series-regular/
Apparently, her character, Ellie Bishop, has all the right moves.
Ron Casalotti
Wayne, NJ
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There was a time when the NFL blacked out all home games, whether they were
sold out or not, to encourage ticket sales. This changed after the 1972
season when the Washington team was blacked out during their sold-out
playoff run (yep, they even blacked out the playoffs). Because, as usual,
On Nov 4, 2013, at 2:50 PM, Joe Hass wrote:
The reasonable question to ask of the acting Chairwoman is whether the
Commission is interested in looking at the situation today with these other
blackout rules (probably the two most onerous being Fox's Saturday baseball
blackout rules...
This
Three thoughts re: the rights issue -
1) The previously mentioned picture of Gordie Howe
2) The use of Howe's NHL statistics before the end credit roll - maybe NHL
claims ownership over this data, and FOX didn't clear it?
3) The image of Gomer Pyle, USMC that appears (in animated form) on the
Was it a title card reading Footage not available with production music
underneath?
On Monday, November 4, 2013 1:30:16 PM UTC-5, Jim Ellwanger wrote:
On Nov 4, 2013, at 9:37 AM, M-D November wrote:
Huh. Interesting. Just Late Night, huh? So we're just going to pretend
those 9 months at
Hmmm.now that I read back over this thread, maybe we *are* talking about
two
different things. I'm specifically talking about the NFL's blackout rule.
I'm not aware of any rules affecting the broadcast of the home games of
any
of the other major sports.
The other rule may be the one that
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 5:50 PM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote:
The reasonable question to ask of the acting Chairwoman is whether the
Commission is interested in looking at the situation today with these other
blackout rules (probably the two most onerous being Fox's Saturday baseball
JW, to Doug Fields, in part:
Hmmm.now that I read back over this thread, maybe we *are* talking about
two
different things. I'm specifically talking about the NFL's blackout rule.
I'm not aware of any rules affecting the broadcast of the home games of
any
of the other major sports.
Joe Hass, to Doug Fields, in part:
The reasonable question to ask of the acting Chairwoman is whether the
Commission is interested in looking at the situation today with these other
blackout rules (probably the two most onerous being Fox's Saturday baseball
blackout rules and MLB's
Are they still in breaking-news mode following the shooting at Garden State
Plaza?
Philly (at least ABC) went right to it on their 11pm news.
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As noted under Simpsons audible?, the scheduled ep got tossed here in the
USA (to another week where it *will* be Delayed By Football), though as is
apt to happen, the cunning have found illicit versions of it, as for
example reports this overseas paper...
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