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It's a grandfathered in list thread, and serves as a convenient aggregate page since the algorithms of YouTube and other sites have made it harder to find this kind of stuff.

I admittedly don't know what BPME is/was, but it's not on the forum members here to explain that. If it's important, maybe it's in the video's description.

They've also been in Times Square as they rose to 2nd and then 1st place. The echo chamber of people on this forum who hate ABC News but can't stop talking about them is getting to be hilarious.

It's none of our business.

You might be a little confused. Based on the press release, they're Disney-exclusive. Warner-Discovery will produce other NBA-related content but 'Inside' isn't going to be some kind of off-night block or whatever. https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2024/11/espn-and-tnt-sports-reach-agreement-for-iconic-inside-the-nba-to-be-exclusively-distributed-on-espn-and-abc-platforms-beginning-with-2025-26-nba-regular-season/

Norah was still on, but Kate Snow and Craig Melvin were at the desk for NBC. He then went to 1A with Hoda for a 6am Today show.

Yeah, I saw established elsewhere that they won't be in 1A, but there was no further confirmation of what studio.

Guys, we know how DMAs work.

Maybe Polinsky was freelancing, but so is Blanzy. As for Telemundo talent, I haven't seen Delgado, but I did catch Hector Lozano a few times, including tonight, all of which were prerecorded reports. Stefan and Allison briefly recapped tonight's Hawks game, then tossed to Hector's Bulls report. I hope this was Leila's decision, because it would be otherwise mind-numbing to dismiss your lead during this part of the year. For the record, though, there is an online job listing for a sports anchor/reporter.

I swear, they are cursed in the sports department, ever since Giangreco defected to ABC.

Jeopardy! EP Davies disclosed as much a few weeks ago on that show's podcast. The goal is for a likely-next day option to be available at the start of the 2025-26 season.

The impression I'm getting is they may shift to other stations if the Fox Local team decides to do so.

Yes, it's been awhile.

It says he'll remain at 6 for awhile. A few years is a long time for a soon-to-be 81-year-old like Chuck, so lasting longer than Bill is no guarantee.

Yes. In some BTS shots, you can see that the interview set is the only piece still standing. The green space is placed at the former weather center end, wrapping around to the anchor desk space and the unseen 4th wall.

And don't forget that hiring capable lesser-knowns has typically been Today's method. Whether it's dipping into the local pool like Pauley, Brokaw or Lauer, or building up correspondents like Couric or Guthrie, only rarely have they made splash hires like Meredith.

That's not what @MediaZone4K is talking about. Nobody is saying they shouldn't do the TOTH ID, but it looks clunky and excessive when on the omnipresent in-show bug.

When the CBS Evening News opens up every 3-6 years, it's always 'what about Anderson?' When there's an opening for a serious, veteran anchor at local or national, it's often 'what about Shepard?' When there's an opportunity for a morning show anchor, it's constantly 'what about Robin?' From CBS, CNN, NewsNation, large market Fox stations, even to freaking Jeopardy!, you spend long enough around here, and seeing the same names listed over and over like they're waiting in line at an employment agency goes from eye roll-inducing to annoying to hilarious.

Duuuuuude.

The green screen is still in use.

Which was already established in the post your quoted and all the posts that followed.

You know, you can edit posts and not double post & hide old ones.