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9 hours ago, HSV cheesehead said:

Unlikely, as long as football exists there will be people celebrating. Besides, from what I understand the incident last week in Kansas City was born out an argument gone to far.

some have suggested they should end since something bad will happen with a million people in unsecured areas like a Boston police commissioner and some pundits

no more victory parades?

they could stream the annual 700 Club begathon, but I'm sure many of it's viewers are as techphobic as they are homophobic

wouldn't be surprised if the 700 Club got the most viewers on Freeform, and they probably aren't even the target audience

so how are Spectrum customers supposed to watch the annual 700 Club begathon now without Freeform? or did they stop watching after Pat Robertson retired?

17 hours ago, Georgie56 said:

Nickelodeon will produce an alternate broadcast of Super Bowl LVIII.

will the same commercials?

On 7/23/2023 at 6:19 AM, MD TV said:

For DC, yeah, Northern Virginia is very sprawling and people will travel that far for work (even if remote work is very prominent in the area). NBC and Fox both start at 4AM.

commuting from Exburn West Virginia

can't people sleep in a little longer with remote work?

23 hours ago, WCAUTVNBC10 said:

I don't think this service is replacing the linear cable/satellite service, just running along side it. That makes more sense if the goal is to capture the cord cutters that ran away.

will they ever add 5.1 audio to ESPN+? 

8 hours ago, WCAUTVNBC10 said:

We're getting closer to a DTC service for ESPN:

 

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/media/2023/05/18/espn-plans-to-launch-subscription-streaming-service/70233888007/

not in the near future, maybe within the next decade, but how much would they have to charge to make up for the cable subscribers who they get the $ from that never watch? 

On 5/2/2023 at 8:08 PM, TVLurker said:

is Gutfeld gonna make all the late night shows obsolete by taking advantage of that? lord forbid.

don't think the viewers of the Colbert or Fallon are interested in Gutfeld or anything else on FNC

7 hours ago, JTT said:

Will NBC consider airing content from their movie and TV studio to fill the gap at 10PM?  A few years ago, NBC had the slogan, if you hadn't seen it, it's new to you.  Why not air classic shows on certain nights of the week with old shows and movies that they have?  They should do this on Friday and Saturday nights.  Then put more recent shows that have been off the air, put them at 10pm if needed.

NBC should make all the films and TV shows that are part of their studios available on peacocktv.

old(er) shows mean old(er) viewers

13 hours ago, ColtFromGulfcoast said:

This is likely some speculatron stuff but I could see Fox being uncomfortable with Nexstar owning the majority of the CW for some reason. Especially if Nexstar actually believed that it could land major sports rights, which I'm not at all saying they will. 

 

I'm certainly not speaking for the other networks though. 

what sports would be available except maybe local high school and small colleges?

https://www.baldwin.senate.gov/news/press-releases/us-senator-tammy-baldwins-go-pack-go-act-makes-sure-all-wisconsinites-can-watch-packers-game-broadcasts

they plan breaks during what they expect are slow news periods

16 hours ago, danderson500 said:

The Clemson-ND game gave me a taste of that XFL game in 01 (cant remember the teams, just remember how it delayed SNL).  Lorne is going have to get used to it with CFB.

he's near retirement

HBCU football might be available 

https://deadline.com/2022/08/hbcu-go-cbs-duopoly-stations-football-deal-1235095032/#comments

On 8/11/2022 at 1:08 PM, WCAUTVNBC10 said:

 

I assume none as exclusives. You might see select, if not all games available on those platforms as simulcasts. 

maybe no conference match ups, but likely the non con cupcakes, like ESPN does with SEC+ games, which are also available on ESPN+, last year's Toledo-ND game was a Peacock exclusive

How does Lorne Michaels feel about more delays for SNL? 

https://uproxx.com/sports/saturday-night-live-clemson-notre-dame-delay-overtime-news/

14 hours ago, froyo49 said:

“Banished” is an interesting word, implying that putting a game on streaming is negative. On college game days last year, people at my university would clamor to find someone whose parents pay for cable, just so they can use their credentials to stream it. By putting it on a more affordable service, it’ll be accessible to a wider audience who can’t afford a $60 monthly bill. And in turn, gives the broadcasters some extra revenue 

the SEC allows ESPN to put one game per team on SEC+ each season, and those were the non con cupcakes last year

which games get banished to Peacock and Paramount+?

On 5/30/2022 at 3:12 PM, JCB4TV said:

From my understanding, starting in 2023, all NFL games will be free agents, dates will be announced first with time and channel later, similar to college.

I assume CBS and Fox will alternate between doubleheader weeks 

On 3/13/2022 at 11:16 PM, Megatron81 said:

Is KMOV building outdated why Gray wants to move outside of St. Louis?

it was built pre rural purge

17 hours ago, who?cares said:

I’m not sure if they rent or not. 
But, it’s location makes a prime spot for a hotel. If they do own the building, I’m sure a developer is offering up some big money for it. 

there's already a large empty hotel from the 60s down the street

6 hours ago, TheRob said:

I'm sure the rent will be cheaper, plus no earnings tax in the county.

why haven't KSHB/KMCI WDAF, and KMBC/KCWE moved outta KCMO if the earnings tax is a big deal? KMBC even built new studios near Swope Park instead

are they trying to pit the city against the county for some tax "incentives"?

will ESPN find some FCS conference that has decided to play to fill Tuesday & Wednesday nights?