JMS on TV New Years?
Ryan Nock
Well, I just watched 48 Hours today and no JMS unless he was there for only
a soundbite. What show is he supposed to be on?
Jms at B5
>Well, I just watched 48 Hours today and no JMS unless he was there for only
>a soundbite. What show is he supposed to be on?
It looks like it'll be the CBS Sunday Morning News, which starts 6 a.m. Sunday.
Lord knows I ain't getting up for it, that's why VCRs were made.
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jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5) wrote:
> >I thought you were to be on 48 Hours New Year's eve or the day
before.
> >Well, I just watched 48 Hours today and no JMS unless he was there
for only
> >a soundbite. What show is he supposed to be on?
>
> It looks like it'll be the CBS Sunday Morning News, which starts 6
a.m. Sunday.
> Lord knows I ain't getting up for it, that's why VCRs were made.
>From the looks of it, I'm 3 time zones east, so it'll be on at 9 a.m.
here, and it'll still be VCR theatre. :)
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Tammy Smith
I don't have the listings for Jan. 2 yet. I was trying to see when CBS
News Sunday Morning would be on in my area. Well, guess what? They
have JMS listed for the Dec. 26 show! It says: "A Brand New
Day--Reflections on the 20th Century; Predictions for the new millenium;
guests Laurie Anderson, David Russell, & J. Michael Stazinsky (their
spelling, not mine)".
Could we have missed it, anyway? I hope the listing was wrong!
Tammy
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Nope, didn't miss it. The show was on, with JMS, this morning.
But don't lose that tv guide! It must be a special editon from the
Twilight Zone. We're talking big collectors' bucks here. :)
scott tilson.
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On 1 Jan 2000 09:53:59 -0700, gka...@webtv.net (Tammy Smith) wrote:
>I was looking at the Dec. 26 TV listings from my local newspaper, since
>I don't have the listings for Jan. 2 yet. I was trying to see when CBS
>News Sunday Morning would be on in my area. Well, guess what? They
>have JMS listed for the Dec. 26 show! It says: "A Brand New
>Day--Reflections on the 20th Century; Predictions for the new millenium;
>guests Laurie Anderson, David Russell, & J. Michael Stazinsky (their
>spelling, not mine)".
>
>Could we have missed it, anyway? I hope the listing was wrong!
>
>Tammy
>
>
Nelson Oliveira
The listing was wrong...here's the website for CBS Sunday Morning with
upcoming articles for 1/2/2000:
http://www.cbs.com/now/story/0,1597,13562-311,00.shtml
Later,
Nelson
Tammy Smith wrote in message
<4832-38...@storefull-131.iap.bryant.webtv.net>...
Nelson Oliveira
This website should interest you (although the date does say December 26,
1999...
Nelson
http://www.cbs.com/now/story/0,1597,142059-311,00.shtml
Jms at B5 wrote in message <19991231200426...@ng-xa1.aol.com>...
Henry or Meryl Triplett
>
> This website should interest you (although the date does say December 26,
> 1999...
>
> Nelson
>
> http://www.cbs.com/now/story/0,1597,142059-311,00.shtml
>
Not anymore. <sigh> It looks like CBS has revamped their site, and
this link
doesn't take you to the story anymore.
Henry