NBC doesn't get taxpayer bailout funds- those are for financial
institutions- and CNBC doesn't count either ;)

Yeah, it's galling to think some ad agency was well paid for that
little slice of ridiculous. Then again, the channel rarely has
anything I'm willing to watch, so no great loss. I'm completely with
you on TLC- that used to be the channel I watched the most (them and
Discovery), now there's no point. Absolute crap. On the plus side the
H logo for the History Channel used to stand for Hitler, but they've
actually managed to veer away from the 24 hours a day WWII
documentaries to some decent programming on occasion.
The Food Network needs to tone down all the reality show competition
programming too. Some is good (Iron Chef is what got me watching the
channel to begin with) but too many are just plain bad (Chopped? I
wish it were).


On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 9:18 PM, Rox of Spazhouse
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Okay the letters don't mean anything. The thing that ticks me off is I
> am sure NBC paid some ad agency serious money to come up with SyFy.
> What does it mean?
>
> The city elders of Jacksonville paid an ad agency $60,000.00 for
> Jacksonville "Where Florida Begins". So NBC I am sure is using tax
> payer bailout money to pay some marketing clown a bonus for coming up
> with SyFy. To think of all the man hours to shuffle letters around is
> staggering.
>
> I have stopped watching that channel, when they got rid of Harlan
> Ellison and his commentaries.
>
> Speaking of Cable channels in general most are just getting weird.
> remember when TLC stood for the Learning Channel? A channel where you
> learned how to do make things and such. Now it is just shows about
> families in messy houses. The BBC version of Trading spaces was more
> entertaining.
> >
>

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