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  1. 22 hours ago, carolinanews4 said:

    This is part of why I believe CBS News lags behind its competitors. First, it is yet another rebrand in a seemingly endless string of rebrandings. Just this property alone has had three names in its short life. It launched in Nov. 2014 as "CBSN" before becoming simply "CBS News" in Jan. 2022

    Fixed.

  2. 1 hour ago, AmericanErrorist said:

    It's notable that Lionsgate is taking point here instead of the Carsey-Werner Company, which still has an active syndication business (though its been a long time since C-W actually sold a show directly to broadcast stations).

    Considering the underlined portion and the fact that Carsey-Werner isn't credited as a series production company (it's instead produced under Werner's and star Sara Gilbert's own production companies, which later merged [at least in-name] after season 1), that's most likely why Lionsgate was contacted to distribute the series.

  3. 30 minutes ago, Muppetman03 said:

    Wow, it's gorgeous. The circular video screens behind the anchor desk look and feel like something I've never seen before (even though I have), and the wraparound video graphics look superb, smooth and seamless. For a Sinclair set, I expected mediocre or worse, but this is O&O-level or even near near network-level. It's that good IMO.

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  4. 21 hours ago, The Frog said:

    I love this more than I should.

    I was interested when I saw glimpses of the new look during promos for Wild Cards and looked forward to what's to come. After reading up on it and watching the sizzle reel,

    I was highly impressed.

     

    - The refreshed logo looks great,

    and the explanation for dropping "The" from the logo (but not the name) make way more sense than anyone can give them credit for.

     

    - The imaging and its elements are incredible, fit the programs well, and look & feel like something you'd see on The CW and nowhere else.

     

    - The color palette -- including "Hot Sauce" for the logo -- is unorthodox yet refreshing, and works wonders for CW (and - again - nowhere else). The era of green and white et al. is now gone, but this group of hues is a worthy successor.

     

    If anyone thought this network is not worth watching anymore because of the expensive superhero and teen shows being largely replaced by much-cheaper yet respectable acquisitions from other countries, the new presentation surely says otherwise. 

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