ycagwyw wrote:
Michelle Gielan announced it was her final newscast as anchor for CBS
Up To The Minute.
She had a tear and her eye and so did I.
I missed that. Of course, my local CBS affiliate seems to
switch to the local news ~04:55, so they may have failed to
Ben Combee wrote:
the tuners. If lifetime service is priced the same as other Tivo
devices, then the full cost with no ongoing subscription would be $548
($49 + $499 lifetime).
Has anyone tried subscribing to SchedulesDirect's EPG service?
I tried to test it a few years ago, but the 1 week
'Dave Sikula' via TVorNotTV wrote:
> I can't imagine a cut-off of federal funding would be a big deal to
> most PBS stations. If they're anything like KQED, they'll just up
> the pledge drives from eight months a year to eleven or twelve.
Are pledge drives producing diminishing returns yet?
Steve Timko wrote:
We didn't discuss the Bob Newhart show. That one slipped my mind.
But they weren't keen on Happy Days, MASH, All in the Family, The
Jeffersons, Good Times, Sanford Sons and Get Smart.
They started watching The Munsters but that got old, they said.
Agree on Happy Days and
Jon Delfin wrote:
Colbert's currency is currency.
Nicely done!
And this
past Friday in particular, his perforce lack of material on
the day's events was a huge disappointment.
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Several years ago, the "Early Today" sign off went something
like this:
"Thank you for watching Early Today - just your first stop
of the day, today on NBC."
I found the repetition of the word "day" (by itself or as
part of the word "today") contrived and embarrassing. I
felt sorry for
Jon Delfin wrote:
A lot of Closed Captioning is being generated by software,
and few outlets bother to vet it for errors or screen
location.
I didn't know that. Sound like bad news for human
captioners. :-(
You might complain to PBS (WGBH? do they still
process all the PBS CC?), but
A few months ago I looked for compilations of the good deeds
and bad deeds that appeared on the show. But I was
unsuccessful. Before I try again, do any of you know where
to find such a list?
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Sorry. I didn't see these other replies two days ago. My
email client's interpretation of "sort by Subject" produces
some sequences which continue to mystify me. :-)
Jon Delfin wrote:
Sidebar: Just heard someone on a Food Network show say she
worked in a tapas restaurant. The CC said
GM wrote:
There were screen captures of the charts with point values here:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/good-place-point-system-screengrab-927197
I don't know that anything beyond that had point values.
Thanks. That's a good start for me. IINM, there were
several such scenes
Tom Wolper wrote:
Once upon a time there would have been a usenet group for
the show and someone there might have done such a list.
Agreed. Those were the days, eh?
Maybe a web forum like the AV Club would have it.
Last time I searched, links to TV Tropes and other sites
appeared in the
Because I found the subject interesting, I watched most
of this documentary on PBS World Monday night.
Unfortunately, I missed parts of it due to technical problems.
The first problem was that the closed captions often
obscured on-screen labels that gave a person's name and
other
Kevin M. wrote:
I confess at this point my expectations are so low for this
series that if ALF was the chief engineer, I'd be alright
with it.
This made me LOL. Thanks.
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Doug Eastick wrote:
Diana death -- I don't remember the specifics of when the
news broke, but I recall Kevin Newman (formerly of Canadian
nets) on ABC covering it that evening.
1) IIRC, that night I saw two breaking news reports which
interrupted programs. The first occurred during prime
On 01/01/2022 11:53 AM, David Lynch wrote:
And with her, we have lost the last member of the main cast of Mary
Tyler Moore,
(N.B. I just finished binge-reading this thread. AFAICS, no one
mentioned this, so I will...)
Speaking of which, has anyone else noticed that 2021 took down about
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