Although of the three (25k Pyramid, American Bandstand, TV's Bloopers &
Practical Jokes), only one was in primetime.
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On tonight's edition of The Wil Wheaton Project (another version of The Soup),
we learn that the network formerly known as Sci-Fi now follows TBS in how it
treats a particular vulgarity. Oddly enough (at least to me) , it blurs out
the written version while not bleeping the au
Not really related to the subject, but anyway…
A few weeks ago, I made a special point of watching Fox News in the morning for
more than hour because I wanted to know how it was covering the latest climate
change report. The subject didn’t even get a mention even though it was a
leading sto
On Tuesday, July 1, 2014 12:44:04 PM UTC-4, Kevin M. (RPCV) wrote:
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> To me, it isn't about who the better anchor is. It's about which network
> is in the best position to provide on-the-ground coverage of breaking news.
> By virtue of the fact NBC news has to provide news coverage to the
On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 11:54 AM, calwatch wrote:
> Um, CBS? Pelley is a reasonable, serious alternative. I don't think he
> does disasters well (Brian Williams is great with that) but if the stock
> market plunges a thousand points or the US invades another foreign country
> I would go to CBS.
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Um, CBS? Pelley is a reasonable, serious alternative. I don't think he does
disasters well (Brian Williams is great with that) but if the stock market
plunges a thousand points or the US invades another foreign country I would
go to CBS.
On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 9:34 AM, Steve Timko wrote:
> As f
The Herald-Examiner wasn't a bad paper. It was an afternoon paper owned by
Hearst. It didn't have the expansive coverage of The Los Angeles Times,
whose Sunday edition seemed as thick as a phone book each week, but
benefited greatly by comparison with Daily News, owned by Jack Kent Cooke
and then b
Fun factoid #2,973: The Her-Ex building was also the location of the
Associated Press' Los Angeles bureau and took up most (if not all) of one
floor, as it also handled the west coast print and broadcast wire feeds.
If memory serves, the AP remained there for several years after the paper
shut
On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 9:19 AM, Joe Hass wrote:
> I don't watch network TV news, but is Mr Stephanopolous a better breaking
> news anchor than Ms Sawyer?
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> To me, it isn't about who the better anchor is. It's about which network
is in the best position to provide on-the-ground coverage of bre
As far as current news anchors, it seems like there's Brian Williams and
then there's everyone else. Am I missing something?
On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 9:19 AM, Joe Hass wrote:
> I don't watch network TV news, but is Mr Stephanopolous a better breaking
> news anchor than Ms Sawyer?
> On Jun 25, 201
I don't watch network TV news, but is Mr Stephanopolous a better breaking
news anchor than Ms Sawyer?
On Jun 25, 2014 10:27 AM, "Tom Wolper" wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 10:22 AM, PGage wrote:
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>> I am trying to remember if there has ever before been a time when the
>> anchor of a network e
He truly is the new Dick Clark, which was the answer of one of my favorite
trivia questions: "Who, in 1985, had regular shows on all three TV
networks?"
On Jun 25, 2014 1:42 PM, "M-D November" wrote:
> So he's got a long-term deal with NBCU for E! and Today, hosts Idol on
> Fox, NYRE on ABC and n
(pounding table) YES. YES, YES, YES!
Though I'd note that it's much more likely that the justices "get" mobile
devices because they have them and can comprehend the idea that there's a
lot of stuff on there.
On Jun 30, 2014 9:17 PM, "'David Bruggeman' via TVorNotTV" <
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