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16 hours ago, VHSgoodiesWA said:

I'm surprised there isn't a late-night CBS Evening News repeat at 12:37 and 1:07 left to the affiliates to air 11PM news rebroadcasts or syndicated. How much revenue are they going to get from these Byron Allen repeats?

NBC never replaced Lilly Singh when she was canned. Most stations air 11PM news rebroadcasts at 1:37AM now.

I saw a CBS affiliate schedule that had the Evening News rerun right before the local morning news -- not even airing the CBS live news.

19 hours ago, CoopInTheHouse said:

Ok, but just.. why would you do that? Unbelievable scheduling. Before the debut of The National Desk, I know they placed it at 9 but just.. why 3? You could atleast join the PACIFIC feed (because The Price is Right is at 11/10c).

The station doesn't have a subchannel it can pawn TND onto.

The strangest scheduling of Kelly & Mark I've seen is KRCG in Jefferson City, Mo. Sometime this year it was bumped to 3 p.m., making room for Sinclair's National Desk at 9.

11 hours ago, CircleSeven said:

 

From the Hollywood Reporter:

 

Well, David Brenner is on tonight and he's been dead 9 1/2 years. Judging from the listings this week, they key on one recognizable name.

9 hours ago, TheRolyPoly said:

 

Live's going away, according to TitanTV on KSNW's website. KSN News at Noon becomes an hour-long broadcast once again.

 

EDIT: I believe KAKE's is straight-up local talk while KWCH's is all news/weather. Don't quote me on this since I don't live in the market so I may be wrong.

I live in Kansas and have watched them both. The line between news and talk is flimsy for each of them at 9.

18 hours ago, Nelson R. said:

 

I think he meant 2.

Yeah, apologies. Took a quick look at the KCRG website.

KSNW in Wichita is moving and expanding its "Good Day Kansas" from its current 12:30-1 p.m. to 11 a.m. to noon, effective Sept. 4. KSN already bumps the third hour of today and Hoda & Jenna an hour to run Kelly & Mark at 9, so I wonder what's going to be missing. Competition KAKE and KWCH already have news/local talk at 9.

3 hours ago, Georgie56 said:

KCRG replacing Kelly Clarkson at 9am with local lifestyle show Everyday Iowa.

Assuming Clarkson gets moved to 3p to replace Rachael?

8 hours ago, abric said:

 

The set they are using is from another Fox First Run show Person, Place or Thing starring Melissa Peterman from that is premiering this fall.

Wasn't that just the You Bet Your Life set?

49 minutes ago, tyrannical bastard said:

Good to see that they didn't get sucked into the Byron Allen void of daytime TV.

The big surprise was that it wasn't Allen.

Is "Channel Surf" with Craig Ferguson a go? Haven't seen anything on it since the announcement in January.

7 minutes ago, MediaZone4K said:

I know there's an in memoriam thread, but this might be appropriate here to. With all the changes happening in daytime television it's crazy that Jerry Springer passes away today.

 

Normally I would decry a talkshow like what Jerry's became, but at least it knew what it was. A designated space where the lowest form of television could exist for one hour. The behavior of the people on the show was not to be praised or encouraged, but just observed, cautioned against and --let's face it-- to be amused by. His show was a guilty pleaseure. You knew this was bad but couldn't help but watch.  RIP.

https://amp.tmz.com/2023/04/27/jerry-springer-dead-dies/

Wonder if NBCU will keep distributing the best-of episodes of the talk and judge shows.

2 hours ago, Nelson R. said:

I’ve heard The Conners is expected to but that’s it.

It has 89 episodes so far (the first few seasons were a handful of episodes), which could be enough.

Has there been any announcement of offnet sitcoms for this fall? Katz's roundup a few years ago incorrectly said "Bob  Abishola" for the current season, but it will have four seasons by fall. Anything else out there?

18 hours ago, TexasTVNews said:

Judges Milian and Mathis will probably have new court shows in the near future... maybe in 2024.

Did Byron Allen's ears perk up?

Quick flip in the Topeka triopoly: Clarkson and Hudson trade time slots and stations, with Kelly now at 1p on KSNT (NBC) and JHud at 10a on KTMJ (Fox).

9 minutes ago, Newsjunkie24 said:

 

And it's followed by Steve Wilkos. Interesting. Never seen school districts or schools put their classes on OTA TV. I've only seen it for churches during their Sunday services.

Kansas City schools had an hour of virtual classes during COVID on KMCI, an independent station.

On 8/30/2022 at 10:45 PM, WheelWarrior said:

 

It looks like, unlike Ellen, Jennifer will offer a second run, leaving Wheel as the only first-run daily syndie that still does not do a second run at all, all because of its former daytime version that's been off the air waves since 1991.

I was surprised seeing the station list how few were taking the second run. 

17 hours ago, Nelson R. said:

WRAZ late night. Raleigh only gets one American Housewife which means they only get every other episode

 

 

I thought you were off when you talked about every other episode, but checking the listings vs. epguides and yes, AH is running episodes in order. That's insane, especially if they split the reruns in dayparts. The only other offnet I can think of that did that in syndication was Schitt's Creek.

46 minutes ago, TheRolyPoly said:

 

When does the new 4:30pm news begin and when does the 6pm simulcast begin?

There were no start dates listed, but I would assume it's Sept. 12. Will let you know if I hear otherwise. It's not an expansion as much as shuffling.

Here in Topeka, the NBC, ABC and Fox stations (as well as the CW Plus) are all owned/managed by Nexstar. Not too many changes, according to the schedule I saw:

KSNT (NBC): Jennifer Hudson replaces Good Dish at 1p; the Jeopardy rerun (sister station KTKA has the original at 5) at 4 and a new 4:30 news replaces Ellen.

KTKA (ABC): Pictionary x2 replaces The Doctors at 2; a Feud rerun replaces one Judge Judy at 4:30 (meaning it's Feud-Feud-Judy-Feud from 3-5). It's also returning ABC News to 5:30 and simulcasting the KSNT 6p cast (It had run a separate 5:30p news with ABC at 6).

KTMJ (Fox): Another Feud replaces the J! rerun at 6a; Sherrie replaces Wendy at noon; Neighborhood replaces second Young Sheldon run at 11p. Fox 43's 9p news expanded to an hour in the past few weeks.

The programming department sent along the CW schedule, labeled Fall 2022, but nothing had changed. Any word on the CW Plus fall sked?

WMOR's fall schedule is out -- JHud, Neighborhood, Karamo are new ...

https://www.mor-tv.com/article/mor-programming-guide/8466717

Byron Allen strikes again (per Cynopsis):

Courtroom series “We the People with Judge Lauren Lake” has been cleared for fall syndication in 95% of US markets. The show has secured clearances with group-owned television stations including FOX O&Os, CBS O&Os, Nexstar, Tegna, Weigel, Mission, Sinclair, Lockwood, Gray, Entravision, Hearst, Scripps, Corridor, Circle City Broadcasting, Block, Allen Media Broadcasting, Graham, COX Media Group, American Spirit, Bahakel, Sunbeam, and the CW 100+. The daily one-hour show will be produced and distributed by Allen Media Group/Entertainment Studios.
 

So will Oxygen end up being like Ion, as either a cable or OTA secondary, depending on the market?

On 6/8/2022 at 9:35 PM, Yankees4life said:

The kids gotta get their fill of...the Goldbergs and Young Sheldon before they head to school

There's still a run of each in the evenings.

18 minutes ago, CLETVFan said:

WBNX has already released its Fall 2022 lineup.  New additions include Jennifer Hudson's talk show, Pictionary, The Neighborhood and Chicago PD among others.

 

https://www.wbnx.com/fall-schedule

Seeing the WBNX schedule is like Christmas morning! Neither I nor Google have heard of "iCrime with Elizabeth Vargas" -- anyone know anything?

Our Cox cable, and I assume nationwide, added Justice and Recipe to the basic tier in the past week.