Newsjunkie24

I only agree with breaking news if it's truly recent, not something from hours or a day ago. Not trying to go too off-topic but on NBC Nightly News, every story until the first commercial break is breaking news. It's a decent newscast overall, but come on!

A channel filled with reruns may not work as well in today's age with on-demand streaming. The only ones that do well are the ones that are niche or are available OTA.

Has WOIO always been like this or has this just happened in the past few years?

Sounds about right to me.

Pete has to be one of the oldest employees still working for NBC News, so I'm not surprised about his retirement. I wonder who might replace him? Best of luck to him.

At least Whose Line is still on the schedule. I watch it on the CW app on my smart TV. One of the things that I like about the app is that its free with mostly no TV Everywhere credentials required. With the way Nexstar's done things lately, I wonder if they will start putting shows behind a TV Everywhere wall?

It makes me wonder what will happen to certain personalities who are opinionated like Jim Acosta or Don Lemon or Brian Stelter?

Probably the first time FX has aired any sports in a number of years.

Kind of nice to see it return. I'm not sure about BNC Go as I haven't checked it out yet.

I know Elizabeth hosted the revival of AMW for a very short time last year, but that appears to have ended. Perhaps this new show is about computer crime?

I know many people dislike Chuck Todd. With the show being moved to 1:00 from 4:00, and now moving from cable to streaming, I have to wonder if this is another step that may Todd may eventually leave MTP and NBC News all together.

Does he still have the AT&T job?

I wonder if they're bringing back the smooth jazz permanently? So many great memories of old-school TWC. So much better than the generic music they've used for close to 10 years.

Not too surprised, considering he was the lead baseball announcer at the Summer Olympics last year.

It was supposed to launch sometime in 2021, but I haven't heard anything new in months. Maybe Byron thinks it might not work after all?

Does WUAB carry Maury?

Glad that he's now permanent as the executive producer. He's done a lot of good things with the show in the short time he's been there.

FS1 airs it in the graveyard slot.

At least the MLB Network logo remains on the right.

TMZ, TMZ Live, TMZ Sports, and now this. What's next, TMZ Country?

I wonder if Thomas Roberts will return to hard news?

Wikipedia says that Cheaters is still airing new episodes, although it could be on hiatus due to the pandemic.

Divorce Court? Steve Wilkos? Maybe Judge Mathis?

This all seems like the end of an era for TV syndication.

I think the Doctors still exists because it's Dr. Phil's creation, and I'm sure he has a lot of say in what goes on.