[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

NBC used to bump Johnny Carson when baseball ran long-the Friday night White Sox-Yankees game 2 August 1985 where Carlton Fisk tagged out 2 runners at the plate on the same play was a good example- game went well past midnight becaus eof extra innings. On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 6:25:15 AM

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

Was noticing something about NBC: back when they had baseball and did one of those Friday Night games as specials-it seemed to me that Johnny Carson was bumped and they'd go straight to Friday Night Videos following the local news- White Sox-Yankees game 2 August 1985 where Carlton Fisk tagged

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Forget something, Dan? :-) B -- -- TV or Not TV The Smartest (TV) People! You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TV or Not TV" group. To post to this group, send email to tvornottv@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to

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On Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 5:59:39 PM UTC-4, John Edwards wrote: > > Presumably the network with the Emmys would set up their NFL schedule so > that they didn't have the doubleheader that weekend. So, worst case, only > the markets of the two teams would be affected. > I don't think it would

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I remember that XFL game quite well. There was a major injury(broken leg?) at one point, and they actually showed the other game which was in Orlando at one point because of the truck losing power before the game started. On Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 5:28:25 PM UTC-4, Brad Beam wrote: > >

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

maybe i'm wrong but maybe the race(i know it was the 1999 one in Charlotte) started at 10:00 after "Little House". i don't think they'd would start a race at 8:00 or 9:00(that's when "Little House" aired on TBS for years.) i remember the Indy 500 preempting the local news in 97(in fact it did

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

Might mention something about NASCAR: i've seen TBS preempt reruns of "Little House on the Prairie" to air a rained out race, and ESPN usually dumps "SportsCenter" to air any rescheduled races. FOX moves most rained out races to FS1: i've never seen ABC or NBC preempt their soaps for a rained

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My understanding with CBS is that CBS and Fox picked their policies because of their big Sunday night shows. CBS wanted to always air 60 Minutes in its entirety, Fox wanted to be consistent about broadcasting the first-run episode of The Simpsons at 8:00. On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 8:10 PM, Jim

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

NBC did show "Our House" and "Magical World of Disney" in its entirety after NFL(and i can recall a few times when they did that for golf too. did they ever do that with baseball?) Has ABC ever had to delay or preempt part of a show for NASCAR when they had it? On Friday, July 1, 2016 at

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> On Jul 7, 2016, at 6:01 PM, Pete Ahles wrote: > > I heard that it has to do with the affiliate ownership. The Fox stations are > independent so they want the local news at 10pm no matter what. Fox will > always preempt shows, although having "The OT" as a buffer makes

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I heard that it has to do with the affiliate ownership. The Fox stations are independent so they want the local news at 10pm no matter what. Fox will always preempt shows, although having "The OT" as a buffer makes it less likely. More CBS affiliates are "owned and operated" so CBS can push back

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

Why is it though, when a game runs long sometimes they join a show in progress, but sometimes show the full show? NBC was inconsistent about that, but CBS has always shown 60 Minutes in full. On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 6:25:15 AM UTC-4, daniel anderson wrote: > > was thinking of last year when

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

> Actually, it did happen – the game went double > OT -- and Lorne was not happy, because he had > J-Lo live. After one of those long events, the policy became that SNL would start going live-to-tape at 11:30, so that cast, crew, and audience didn't have to wait around. -- -- TV or Not TV

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daniel anderson, to Brad Beam and Tom Wolper: > > wasn't there a NASCAR race one time in Bristol? that had so many crashes > and a Red Flag that got Lorne pissed off too? was surpised they didn't move > the race to TNT > > Closest I could come up with here was the 2003 night race, which took

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wasn't there a NASCAR race one time in Bristol? that had so many crashes and a Red Flag that got Lorne pissed off too? was surpised they didn't move the race to TNT On Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 5:28:25 PM UTC-4, Brad Beam wrote: > > *From:* tvor...@googlegroups.com [mailto: >

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Presumably the network with the Emmys would set up their NFL schedule so that they didn't have the doubleheader that weekend. So, worst case, only the markets of the two teams would be affected. If a West Coast game runs long, it wouldn't have made a difference since the Emmys are (or were until

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From: tvornottv@googlegroups.com [mailto:tvornottv@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Tom Wolper >The closest I can remember was when NBC aired the XFL on Saturday evenings and >there was worry about one game going late enough to overlap with the beginning >of SNL. The game ended in time, though.

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

On Tue, Jul 5, 2016 at 1:54 PM, daniel anderson < danielanderson2...@gmail.com> wrote: > I wonder if a NFL telecast has caused the Emmys to start late? maybe the > Browns-Bears game would have in 01, but it ended quickly. Blls-Jets in 2012 > almost did it too and FOX had a Giants-Redskins game in

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

I wonder if a NFL telecast has caused the Emmys to start late? maybe the Browns-Bears game would have in 01, but it ended quickly. Blls-Jets in 2012 almost did it too and FOX had a Giants-Redskins game in 03 and a Vikings-Lions game in 07 cause some concern. Remembered thinking that if NBC had

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

daniel anderson: > > Another thing the networks do is switch to another game once the main game > is over. how long have the networks been doing that to make sure everyone > is on the same page for primetime shows? > > >> That idea came along as the availability and costs of satellite

[TV orNotTV] Re: How often does the NFL cause CBS or FOX to cut a show from the lineup?

Another thing the networks do is switch to another game once the main game is over. how long have the networks been doing that to make sure everyone is on the same page for primetime shows? On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 6:25:15 AM UTC-4, daniel anderson wrote: > > was thinking of last year when