That closes the circle, as the 11:00 pm Chevy Chase Show was about as bad
an idea as the 10:00 Jay Leno show.
On Sun, 28 Aug 2022 at 4:57 PM ko...@frontiernet.net
wrote:
> Fox built up to full prime time at one point after they started but gave
> the 10 pm weekday hour back to affiliates in
Fox built up to full prime time at one point after they started but gave the 10
pm weekday hour back to affiliates in exchange for the 11 pm weekday hour for
Chevy Chase’s show
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On Sunday, August 28, 2022, 4:11 PM, Jim Ellwanger
wrote:
For a few years
For a few years in the late 1980s/early 1990s, Fox did have Sunday night
programming all the way from 7:00 to 11:00 Eastern. ("Married... With
Children," for example, had a couple of stints at 10:00.)
> On Aug 28, 2022, at 1:04 PM, Brad Beam wrote:
>
> On the flip side, Fox in its 36 years
On the flip side, Fox in its 36 years has never decided to advance the
proverbial ball past the 10/9 Central line. (And yes, by this point, it would
take a lot of concessions to have their affiliates give back the hour.)
From: tvornottv@googlegroups.com [mailto:tvornottv@googlegroups.com] On
This week, NBC did run the first episode of the new Peacock series "The
Resort" after the "America's Got Talent" result show, the best platform the
network can offer during the summer (just ask the producers of the
"Password" reboot). I'm sure they ended the show with "if you want to know
what
Ah, share links. Something I have to remember to use more often... just
like having to remember never to start major Windoze updates until I go to
bed at night... B
Tom Wolper, to Mark Jeffries, Aug 27th:
> Thanks for posting a guest link to the article. The NYT paywall has become
>
I don’t disagree with you; giving up on 10:00 pm would be a public
admission that the days of broadcast television being the primary mass
media in the US are over. I’m just saying that, even so, it would not be a
worse move than programming the Jay Leno show every weeknight at 10:00 pm.
On Sun,
Variety's list of the worst series finales:
https://variety.com/lists/worst-series-finales-ever/1235346338/
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This move would surely highlight the beginning of the end of network
television. Sure, NBC saves some money on not having to produce five hours
of television a week, but they're basically saying that they can't make
anything worth watching any more for those five hours.
In the short term, maybe
And old school miniseries about the true disaster that took place in a New
Orleans hospital in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Probably won’t win many
awards, but it’s a story worth telling.
On the AppleTV+
Heard about it on Jon Stewart’s podcast. He interviewed the author of the
book on which
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