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So it's leaving syndication? I know there are a few shows out there that are on the diginets and main broadcasters.

Cozi TV Acquires ‘Two And A Half Men’ & ‘Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper’ - TV News Check Does anyone know if Two and a Half Men is leaving syndication at the end of the season?

Are there any off-net strips coming this fall? Ghosts and Abbott Elementary each have 90+ episodes.

I really wonder what's going to happen to the CW, MyNet and independent stations, since the trash talk was a staple.

Does anyone have online access to TVNewsCheck for the article "As Media Consolidates, TV Stations Consider Their Programming Options"? If so, can you cut and paste the content here? Thanks!

What are the affiliates that broadcast the hour replacing it with?

Ghosts on 10-week trial run on CBS stations and WCIU: https://substack.com/redirect/09d8d8bb-ea9b-405e-9c60-e2624ae67731?j=eyJ1IjoiMWxyejk4In0.IEOHQY2J4GgWxzyrJTSIh73nz2UWpIZvP0ayd9YU7sE

Several sources quoted here said it was leaving.

Is The Goldbergs really gone from syndication? I've looked at the schedules of dozens, if not hundreds of stations through October and it's still there.

What did Nexstar stations do to fill the hour? Here in Topeka, KTKA (which simulcasts news of KSNT) had a "News Extra," followed by bumping up "Extra."

Perfect Line is nothing like Chain Reaction, although I agree with you on the underwhelming syndication season.

Correction: The combo runs six FFs. I neglected the Fox station with two from 530-630a.

I got my hands on the local NBC-Fox-ABC-CW affiliates'' fall schedules, and found two timeslots where "Family Feud Favorites" was added to the schedule. Two additional airings, along with the four more recent episodes that are already there. I know in some markets there are up to six Feud episodes a day already -- does this mean they can show up to eight, or are two of the current six being repackaged as "Favorites?"

I live in a 120+ market where the Nexstar affiliate(s) has fallen apart, especially on weekends. Aside from weather, NO local stories on weekend evenings. Right to network or Nexstar reports. Maybe some sports, since we're adjacent to pro teams. They were running with one MMJ for months, until he went on to a bigger market. Currently, it appears to be interns. Anyone else seeing this in small market Nexstar stations?

Misspelling "Paducah" is a great way to get off on a good foot ...