mre29
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So, are we taking bets as to which station (WBBM, WJZ, or KOVR) is the last to switch?* *Asks the guy who does not have money to spare right now.
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You do know The Conners isn't the only sitcom that has laugh tracks, right?
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The Morgan Murphy stations use white, orange, and what looks like dark gray with a touch of blue. It's strikingly different from other packages.
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I have to admit, this looks pretty good: It also makes me want to see what the black box looks like with just the 3 in it. Anyone want to mock that up? Oh, and is Morgan Freeman aware that he's apparently been cloned? Because that's who Ukee Washington's voice reminds me of -- in a good way, of course.
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I've gone ahead and started a Speculatron thread for HLN. As Daleks would say, SPEC-U-LATE!!
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That's a bad thing?
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Meanwhile, HLN, which has been showing older Warner Bros. TV dramas on weekends -- first The West Wing, now Fringe -- has expanded that to weeknights, with Third Watch now showing at a rate of four episodes per night (8:00pm to midnight, ET). I mention it despite not being sure this is the correct thread anymore for discussing HLN. I mean, does the channel even fall under Licht's purview outside of simulcasting CNN This Morning? Do we have to move this discussion to the Breakroom?
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So, how did WFTX (Fox4, which hasn't been locally owned in decades) behave during all that?
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Let me guess: Starts with a "t", ends with an "r", and normally has a blue bird in its logo?
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Welp, there's Hearst's purchase for the decade. Meanwhile, I can just imagine the reaction from staffers at WVIR when they realize what they missed out on.
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I'm sure their viewer(s) in Alaska and Hawaii are grateful.
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Speak for yourself. Most people I know up here in NH would call it 95. But, then, I also live near a completely different Route 128... The brand confusion with WJAR hasn't help there. I still think they should have gone with "NBC 15" instead...
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I can see it coming down to which URL requires the fewest taps on a mobile browser. "cbsboston.com": 13 characters "cbsnews.com/boston": 18 characters "wbz.com": 7 characters "cbslosangeles.com": 17 characters "cbsnews.com/losangeles": 22 characters "kcal.com": 8 characters
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Wait....what?
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Or just breakfast mode. Someone there must really like morning news.
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I'm honestly surprised Sinclair hasn't started selling stations. That seems like a sure-fire way to recoup some losses.
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You consider retransmission disputes to be entirely the providers' (read: cable companies, Hulu, Fubo, etc.) fault?
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An hour of true-crime investigation programming every night? Hard pass. In fact, I doubt affiliates would like it, either.
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Maybe it's for a new TLC show: Little People, Big Video Wall.
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And not conflict talkers (Jerry Springer, Maury Povich, et al) and court shows, either. I'd rather have all-day news than those.
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Complete with footwear.
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"NewsNation Billings".... "NewsNation Elmira".... "NewsNation Escanaba"... "NewsNation Podunk".... I can see their competitors having a field day. "Would you trust news for Escanaba that's coming from CHIGAGO?"
