Times EST
Weekdays:
9: Let's Make A Deal
9:30 *TRIVIA TRAP*
10: *BLOCKBUSTERS*
10:30: Hollywood Squares
11: Match Game
11:30: Press Your Luck
Noon: *WEAKEST LINK*
1:00: *LOVE CONNECTIO/N*
1:30: Newlywed Game
2:00: Whammy
2:30: WinTuition
3:00: Lingo
3:30: Russian Roulette
4:00: Friend or Foe
4:30: Cram
5:00: Family Feud
5:30: Family Feud
6:00: $100,000 Pyramid
6:30: Match Game
7:00: Win, Lose, or Draw
7:30: *LOVE CONNECTION*
8:00: Family Feud
8:30: WinTuition
9:00: Lingo
9:30: Match Game PM
10:00: Friend or Foe
10:30: Russian Roulette
11:00: Cram
11:30: Newlywed Game
12-4 AM: Repeats of Prime Time
4-6 AM: B&W Overnight
Weekends
Same as Weekdays, EXCEPT
Noon: Wheel of Fortune
12:30: Jeopardy
SAT: 9:30 PM: Love Connection
SUN: 9:00 PM: Weakest Link
10:00 PM: Greed
Good to see they're STILL keeping Wheel and J! around...Who saw Weakest Link
and Love Connection coming??? Speaking of WL...Based on the fact that WL's
timeslots are 1 hour, it'll be Anne's version. Blockbusters and Trivia
Trap...Hmm...This should be interesting. For some reason I've got this
feeling it'll wind up being Rafferty's BB, just based with what we've seen
from past GSN vault pullings...Also note, Trivia Trap is one of the
30-40-ish shows GSN got back for the feast of favorites.
>Good to see they're STILL keeping Wheel and J! around...Who saw Weakest Link
>and Love Connection coming??? Speaking of WL...Based on the fact that WL's
>timeslots are 1 hour, it'll be Anne's version. Blockbusters and Trivia
>Trap...Hmm...This should be interesting. For some reason I've got this
>feeling it'll wind up being Rafferty's BB, just based with what we've seen
>from past GSN vault pullings...Also note, Trivia Trap is one of the
>30-40-ish shows GSN got back for the feast of favorites.
Ten bucks says that Blockbusters and Trivia Trap did real well in the
polling, and that's why they're on the schedule.
--
Dan Sadro
reply: dan [@] sadro [.] com
As for Weakest Link, I think this is a positive step up towards getting
Concentration on the schedule, unless this the Birtish version instead...
-Don
"Dan Sadro" <sp...@sadro.com> wrote in message
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>I could understand Blockbusters, but Trivia Trap doing well in the ratings?
>Who else remembers it besides us???
>
>As for Weakest Link, I think this is a positive step up towards getting
>Concentration on the schedule, unless this the Birtish version instead...
And I thought there was a very small faction that remembered "Blankety
Blanks" and "Pass the Buck." Turns out that the majority of my earliest
visitors (bad plug: http://bsfp.sadro.com) grew up watching the shows
and [especially with BB] remembered them fondly.
That, or they thought Trivia Trap was Russian Roulette except shaped
like a big wheel of cheese with springs and metal bars for contestants
who don't do well.
These pairings strike me as odd. It's my (crude) understanding that that in
any given hour block of television, you schedule shows that are
complimentary of each other, because they may share similar audiences. I
would think that Press Your Luck would have been paired with LMAD, given the
decadance involved in both shows. That would have left the other two
morning hours with complimentary pairings (one trivia block and one celeb
block)
Maybe I'm just spouting BS playing amateur programmer -- it just seems kinda
odd.
Separate note: Up to eight hours of originals daily. They're closing in on
their goal.
Sorry to see Perry CARD SHARKS go (not quite as sorry about Eubanks' version),
but at least it went on enough of a run that we got all the way through the
series at least once so that I could see the finale.
Rafferty's BB would suit me just fine if that were the case (and if the sked
stays intact for 66 straight days, they could always go back to Cullen's
version). OTOH, Cullen's version would be fine too (but would they have to
start at the beginning--AGAIN?!?).
BTW, this is effective which date?
Doug
--
Jim Perry: We asked 100 airline stewardesses: Has a pregnant woman ever given
birth on one of your flights?
Maury: That's happened--it's been reported. I had nothing to do with it,
though.
- CARD SHARKS (8/80)
> Based on the fact that WL's
> timeslots are 1 hour, it'll be Anne's version.
Questions to think about:
Will PAX no longer carry reruns?
Will it be the American or British version?
Could they have erred an meant two, half-hour WLs with Gray?
Rialtus ~~ who thinks GSN shouldn't rename themselves the Chuck Woolery
Network quite yet.
Well, at least they're bringing in shows we don't see much. Most of us would
rather see Super Password or CHain Reaction than TT, but still. I guess
Trebek's TTTT will reach the end by January, right?
>Noon: *WEAKEST LINK*
>1:00: *LOVE CONNECTIO/N*
THe Woolery version was watchable(when not USA-Liveized), but if it's the 1998
Pat Bullard edition, it pales in comparison to the original LC. Just don't let
them acquire Studs, or else the people that chastized me for the March 2000
prank I pulled here will have the last laugh :) WL isn't a bad addition, albeit
recent.
But losing both runs of Card Sharks for either show fucking sucks :/
I also notice Whammy down to once a day, too.
>SAT: 9:30 PM: Love Connection
>SUN: 9:00 PM: Weakest Link
>10:00 PM: Greed
It's about time to bury Greed I think, which will soon be in cycle three.
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Disney probably wants bucks for it, more than they wanted for Win Lose or Draw,
to be sure.
Mid-December, I think. I'm pretty sure that there's about 5 or 6 weeks of
shows left, so the last one should air around 12/13 or 12/18.
Which version of LMAD will this be? Will they even be running the 80s version
after deal tuesdays are done?
And what was Trivia Trap? Seen the name tossed around before, but have no clue
Only seemed like a year to year and a half at the most. Wasn't it on 2-3 nights
a week in 2001? But then again, we had a shitload of preemptions(Olympics,
9/11,Emmy's etc)
Isn't WL still owned by PAX?
Okay, BB I can maybe see getting a good number of votes, but Trivia
Trap? Hell, no! Who on earth actually remembers that show besides
us?
It will be quite a treat to see that again (I've only seen one
episode, and that's because I taped it by accident!) and get some new
blood on the schedule. But Love Connection? Somehow, I don't really
consider this a game show.
The Weakest Link? Well, I guess they were looking for a companion to
Greed. Nevertheless, for right now, since it's a show currently
airing, I probably won't be watching it (hell, the Anne Robinson
version started just two years ago!).
You know, with all of these new shows they're getting, why don't they
take some of that money and spend it on getting the rest of those PYL
episodes? Aren't these reruns quite popular? Quite frankly, I'm
tired of seeing the '84 run the zillionth time! (Don't give the
definitive answer: to piss the Tomarkenites off! If you're going to
answer it, give a serious answer).
So, there you have it. That's all from me for now.
Anthony DeLegge
I think they're looking just to run some shorter-lived shows in the morning
slots, hence TTTT91 now.
>But Love Connection? Somehow, I don't really
>consider this a game show.
>
That's a long-term debate here. I say it isn't, but it was still
watchable(well, the 1998-99 revival paled in comparison to the original)
>The Weakest Link? Well, I guess they were looking for a companion to
>Greed. Nevertheless, for right now, since it's a show currently
>airing, I probably won't be watching it (hell, the Anne Robinson
>version started just two years ago!).
Not a bad choice, but recent.
Axing Card Sharks altogether isn't too nice either :/
>You know, with all of these new shows they're getting, why don't they
>take some of that money and spend it on getting the rest of those PYL
>episodes? Aren't these reruns quite popular?
I think they should do this, whether they do or not is another story.
I guess PYL's popularity on GSN has cooled off since Whammy's ratings lost
steam after it bowed
«««[January 2003 GSN schedule, times ET]
Weekdays:
12 Noon: *WEAKEST LINK*
»»»
Unless they are importing episodes of either the U.K. or Austrailian
editions of that show, I'm assuming these will be back-to-back re-run episodes
of the daily syndicated U.S. version that's hosted by George Gray, which would
make the most sense for that time slot. (And I'm wondering if they just might
pull a bigger audience in the Greater Cincinnati area than the first-run
episodes do that currently air on WCPO-TV approximately 12 hours and 37 minutes
after the GSN episodes do.)
«««SUN: 9:00 PM: Weakest Link
»»»
Here, I'm expecting re-runs of the hour-long episodes that originally aired
on NBC and were hosted by Anne Robinson -- until they got pre-empted by
late-running NBA basketball games that network was airing last spring. (Now if
NBC had put them on at 9 P.M. Eastern Time on Sunday nights instead of 8 as GSN
will be doing…)
Michael Brandenburg
(And now, a notice to you college kids whom I saw on those syndie WL
episodes I taped from WCPO-TV last week: For your reported of taking of my
"Weakest Link Drinking Game" and actually trying to play it with some of the
late Art Fleming's "potent potables," which undoubtedly led to your sorry
performance on those shows, you're going to get it in a forthcoming article of
mine!)
What next? More Dating Game crap?
Robinson Weakest Link? Give me a break, that version can't hold a candle to
George Gray's version. And I wonder just how many of those we'll cycle through
before we hit the celeb shows.
I'm not looking forward to those new original either. I'd like to see more
classics in a perfect world, but GSN is programming to a wider audience, or so
they think.
GSN=Jumped the Shark.
Chuck
http://sport6449.tripod.com/generalblitzinfantry (Update soon)
"Put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth."--Julian Cope
>Subject: Re: Thoughts, Was Re: January 2003 GSN Schedule Released...
>From: general...@aol.communicate (Emperor Blitz)
>Date: 11/19/2002 10:03 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <20021119220302...@mb-mr.aol.com>
stfu
gfu
and yes i am steve gavazzi in disguise. and chuck donegan too.
ty
You are correct. DING DING DING! All the jerkoffs are one and the same
If running NBC's shows is what has to happen to get Classic Concentration on
the schedule, then I'm all for it. Heck, more quiz shows, please.
-Myron
Glad to see Blockbusters on the sched. But Love Connection? There's gonna
be a meeting between your ass and my hand if you don't GET OFF THE SCHED!
Now GET OFF THE SCHED!
It ISN'T GOING TO BE THE GEORGE GRAY VERSION
If it were, on Adlink, it would have 2 Weakest Link's SEPERATED by a line,
to show that they are 2 seperate eps. It only has One Weakest Link, no
seperation, therefore, it'll be a 1 hour episode, which Means either Anne or
international
> You are correct. DING DING DING! All the jerkoffs are one and the same
So you're admitting that you and Grant are one and the same?
-- David
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If it's Anne episodes, they'll be burning through them rather quickly at,
what, 7 days a week...
Correction: 6
Hey, if GSN is heading towards an "all-original" format, will it end
up resulting in a new channel called "GSN Classic" (for the
non-original shows)? Or is that just wishful thinking?
Here's hoping for the Gordon Elliott episodes after that.
Wait...how the hell can a man get married to himself? :-)
Chuck Donegan (The Illustrious "Chuckie Baby")
Doug
The originals are doing decently for them, with the possible exception of
WHammy!. I do agree that at least one of the airings of CS should have been
kept. I don't see Trivia Trap getting them terribly high ratings, and Love
Connection is very very marginally a game show at best.
>Hey, if GSN is heading towards an "all-original" format, will it end
>up resulting in a new channel called "GSN Classic" (for the
>non-original shows)? Or is that just wishful thinking?
A few years ago, we thought it was wishful thinking. Now it seems a
possibility, what with MTV 2, VH1 Classic, VH1 Country, and so on. Probably
not for five or ten years, however.
-- Curt Alliaume
----------------------
Game Shows '75
http://www.curtalliaume.com/gameshow.html
Proving yet again you are a fucking retard.
This week's Entertainment Weekly finally caught up to what my wife and I
have known for a while: VH1 Classic is just about the best channel EVER.
Pretty much nothing but 80s videos all the time, and the only "ads" are just
promos for other VH1 programming. I don't understand the economic model
that makes something like this viable but sure, if the music channels can do
it, then GSN might someday too.
--Matt
otti...@acd.net
>> A few years ago, we thought it was wishful thinking. Now it seems a
>> possibility, what with MTV 2, VH1 Classic, VH1 Country, and so on.
>Probably
>> not for five or ten years, however.
>
>This week's Entertainment Weekly finally caught up to what my wife and I
>have known for a while: VH1 Classic is just about the best channel EVER.
>Pretty much nothing but 80s videos all the time, and the only "ads" are just
>promos for other VH1 programming. I don't understand the economic model
>that makes something like this viable but sure, if the music channels can do
>it, then GSN might someday too.
I saw the same article. I didn't even know this channel existed; it turns out
we're going to be receiving it next month. And it's frightening that I'm
singing along with "Human Touch" while on the treadmill. (Probably more
frightening to the others in the gym.)
But sure, why not? Perhaps an all-G&T channel isn't as far-fetched as we once
thought. (The Hot Potato network? Gahh!)
You'd have to put it on the same tier as Comedy Central, 'cuz tat wuld be a
funi. ;)
--
Chris Lemon
clem...@attbi.com
http://home.attbi.com/~clemon79
EFNet: FredSmyth
This is the 1996 Fox version of the show-Big Deal...GSN just didn't
rename it for adlink. Yes, it will be repeated.
> And what was Trivia Trap? Seen the name tossed around before, but have no clue
Trivia Trap was a game where contestant walked along a "boardwalk" of
21 squares. They started on square 1, and had to answer questions.
However, the champion from the previous day got to set up 3 "traps".
If a contestant answered a question wrong on a "trap" square, they
lost automatically and fell through the trap door. Kind of like the
"Pot of Gold" end game on Illinois Instant Riches, and the predecessor
to Russian Roulette, sans the roulette wheel.
2. The trimming back of CHSq to a single early-morning airing (for those of
us west of the Rockies, anyway) does not bode well for that show's future on
GSN (unless this is a tactic designed to prevent running the current 150-ep
batch any further into the ground before adding to it or fetching a fresh
round).
3. TRIVIA TRAP!!!! WOO-HOO!!!!
4. Who else is just trembling with shock (S-H-O-C-K) over the Woolery Block
arriving on Saturdays? Boy, sure would be great to see two other shows added
to that list..... :)
5. "Love Connection". Ugh.
6. Twice a day. Ugh, ugh.
7. Hoping we'll get BBC WLs and Cullen BBs, but we'll hafta see 'bout dat. I
thought PAX had exclusivity on NBC WLs, though.....
8. Afternoon slot for "W!"? Bet da Perf's polisihing Der Newtenheimer's
resume already.
9. No MG9x. :)
10. No CS. :(
11. More $100K Pyramid. :((
"Commissioner-Penguin" <sjthr...@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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> Courtesy Adlink
>
> Times EST
>
> Weekdays:
>
> 9: Let's Make A Deal
> 9:30 *TRIVIA TRAP*
> 10: *BLOCKBUSTERS*
> 10:30: Hollywood Squares
> 11: Match Game
> 11:30: Press Your Luck
> Noon: *WEAKEST LINK*
> 1:00: *LOVE CONNECTIO/N*
> 1:30: Newlywed Game
> 2:00: Whammy
> 2:30: WinTuition
> 3:00: Lingo
> 3:30: Russian Roulette
> 4:00: Friend or Foe
> 4:30: Cram
> 5:00: Family Feud
> 5:30: Family Feud
> 6:00: $100,000 Pyramid
> 6:30: Match Game
> 7:00: Win, Lose, or Draw
> 7:30: *LOVE CONNECTION*
> 8:00: Family Feud
> 8:30: WinTuition
> 9:00: Lingo
> 9:30: Match Game PM
> 10:00: Friend or Foe
> 10:30: Russian Roulette
> 11:00: Cram
> 11:30: Newlywed Game
> 12-4 AM: Repeats of Prime Time
> 4-6 AM: B&W Overnight
>
> Weekends
>
> Same as Weekdays, EXCEPT
>
> Noon: Wheel of Fortune
> 12:30: Jeopardy
>
> SAT: 9:30 PM: Love Connection
> SUN: 9:00 PM: Weakest Link
> 10:00 PM: Greed
>
>
>
--
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Winona Would do what she did and the psychologists said stealing from Sak's
is a mental disorder. I disagree: stealing from K-Mart, that's a mental
disorder."
--- Conan O'Brien
_____
You're kidding, right? You're not even in the same area code. TT was a
Goodson/Todman quizzer that stayed around for a cup of coffee on ABC, where
the original idea was for three-man teams to elinimate wrong answers.
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Chris, get your sarcasm detector checked.
Brandon Brooks
> 2. The trimming back of CHSq to a single early-morning airing (for those
of
> us west of the Rockies, anyway) does not bode well for that show's future
on
> GSN (unless this is a tactic designed to prevent running the current
150-ep
> batch any further into the ground before adding to it or fetching a fresh
> round).
This might also be the reasoning behind Whammy being pushed to one airing a
day in a mediocre timeslot...they know people are becoming bored with it and
probably will "relaunch" it in a better slot if/when new episodes become
available.
> 7. Hoping we'll get BBC WLs and Cullen BBs, but we'll hafta see 'bout dat.
I
> thought PAX had exclusivity on NBC WLs, though.....
Why do I have the suspicion we're getting Ahmed's (JS) version of BB?
That's been collecting dust for over five years.
No idea what they're planning on for WL...I'd assume Anne's NBC eps, but
maybe they'll surprise us...
I doubt it, since GSN's never had a show that ran less than a year on the
daily sched, IIRC.
(cough) Trivia Trap (cough)
Didn't Hot Potato used to air on weekdays, back when GSN used to air it?
--
-B.J. Brown
AIM: TonicBHedgehog (AIM me if you DARE. that means you, Grant!)
ICQ: 43879868
MSN/Email: bb...@msn.com
Yes they have: Hot Potato, TTTT9x, GO!, Treasure Hunt 8x, and some others.
Let me ask this question. When the fuck (if ever again) are we going to see any
version of TPIR? Seriously. I thought with Frefuckle in charge we kinda had a
chance of getting it back(unlike Pearson)
If they are gonna bring back a new version of Match Game, then why the hell not
put tpir back on gsn(or some channel of their choice). I mean , get fucking
real!!!
(steps down off soapbox)
Duh hut puhtato chunel iz on whot cabell sistem?
GT chanul is nu nu nu!
"-)
I sit corrected. <heads to TJW '90 room>
Chuck Donegan (The Less-Than-Perfect "Chuckie Baby")
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Password Plus (Kennedy): Aired Sept 2002, Prior to that, with the exception
of about 7-8 eps, hadn't been seen on GSN in ages
Super Password (from 1986): See above
TattleTales (80s): Aired Oct 2002 - 5 Jan 2003: Prior to, The Skipped eps
aired: Hadn't been seen in ages, the non-skipped eps (Assuming there were
some) had been seen in early 2002
To Tell The Truth (Trebek, Soon to be Elliott Most Likely): Aired Oct 2002 -
5 Jan 2003: See P+/SP
Blockbusters:
- If Cullen, will be the first Airing Since May 2001
-If Rafferty, will be the first time...In ages (There's the key)
Trivia Trap - First time, you guessed it - In Ages
It'll be Rafferty's. I'd bet a brand new sarcasm detector for everyone in
ATGS (Including Lurkers, but not trolls) on it.
There's still a great deal of Kennedy's run YET to be seen on GSN.
>Super Password (from 1986): See above
I think they aired all but about the final year of SP pre-dark period. They
were in February 1988 or so in October 1997 when the DP began.
> -If Rafferty, will be the first time...In ages (There's the key)
>
>Trivia Trap - First time, you guessed it - In Ages
Rafferty BB hasn't been seen since the Dark Period, but one or two episodes of
Trivia Trap have popped up since then.
>It'll be Rafferty's. I'd bet a brand new sarcasm detector for everyone in
>ATGS (Including Lurkers, but not trolls) on it.
>
They won't air Rafferty's CS, but they'll air his G-d awful (when compared to
the original) version of BB, complete with cals for CLassic Concentration
contestants needed :)
Harvey, Fremantle *is* Pearson.
I love that channel as well...actually got to see Wham!'s cheesy "Bad
Boys" video today. I've seen a few Queen videos on there (BoRhap,
You're My Best Friend, and AOBTD)...now if they'll show some of
Queen's videos from the 1984-1991 era (I've never seen It's A Hard
Life, Scandal, Friends Will Be Friends, or The Invisible Man).
And what the previous replier said about GSN Classics being a
possibility...because of all the original stuff on Cartoon Network
showing up, AOL/Time-Warner/Turner made another Cartoon Network
channel called Boomerang, which is where the classic stuff (like Yogi
Bear and Huckleberry Hound) migrated to.
Hey, a GSN Classics would be a perfect opportunity for :
Sony to buy or lease Whew! from Boogerman, I mean Sugarman (and then
have
a revival of the show as a GSN Original on GSN Classic's sister
network, GSN)
Sony to attempt to regain the rights to the TPIR repeats (all versions
[Barker, DJ [non-furs, or course...but I wonder if the "no-fur" clause
will remain intact after Bob passes away, hopefully not for a long
time], Tom Kennedy, Cullen, and even Doug Davidson)
>They won't air Rafferty's CS, but they'll air his G-d awful (when compared to
>the original) version of BB, complete with cals for CLassic Concentration
>contestants needed :)
May I ask why you would say that GSN won't air Rafferty's CS? They've
aired his version in its entirety in the past so I don't understand
why you would suggest it couldn't happen again at some point.
Jake
> Hey, a GSN Classics would be a perfect opportunity for :
>
> Sony to buy or lease Whew! from Boogerman, I mean Sugarman (and then
> have
> a revival of the show as a GSN Original on GSN Classic's sister
> network, GSN)
>
> Sony to attempt to regain the rights to the TPIR repeats (all versions
> [Barker, DJ [non-furs, or course...but I wonder if the "no-fur" clause
> will remain intact after Bob passes away, hopefully not for a long
> time], Tom Kennedy, Cullen, and even Doug Davidson)
Sorry to burst your bubble, but unless the economics were to change
dramatically, that's precisely what a new GSN channel WOULDN'T do. These
"bonus" channels that we're talking about are almost always made up of extra
product that the channel already owns (Toon Disney, Turner's Boomerang) or
can get for free or near-free (all those music video channels). If GSN had
the interest or ability to acquire something as high-profile as TPIR, you
can bet it would show up on the main channel.
Realizing ANY talk about a GSN2 is wildly hypothetical, the FAR more likely
scenario is that such a channel would be made up almost exclusively of
Sony-owned product. There's a ton of Stewart and Barry and Griffin and
Barris shows knocking around the warehouse, some of which they've been
sitting on for a few years. Maybe the black and whites, if rights can be
maintained cheaply. But an operation that would be, by definition, even
tinier than the current GSN would not have as its mandate going out and
buying other old series.
--Matt
otti...@acd.net
New Technology on my cable. Cartoon,CNN,Food network on demand (to name a few)
How about GSN on demand? You pick what the hell you want to watch whenever you
want to watch it. And you can pause, fast forward, etc. without using a vcr or
tape.
Wait, Too fucking brilliant of an idea for the 'tards at GSN for sure.
*******As Brett Somers says, I am to smart for the room
Ad summa nauseam.
um, have i pulled a rip van winkle and slept into 2004. For sure, since 2001,
They have NEVER aired the Rafferty CS. Now STFU and go back to playing
tiddlywinks, u fucking 'tard!
Well, if I may borrow a line from Metallica (I wonder if they'll sue
me for using this line...lol), your last statement is "sad but true".
Amen. *no* NG would be better.
>
> 2. The trimming back of CHSq to a single early-morning airing (for those of
> us west of the Rockies, anyway) does not bode well for that show's future on
> GSN (unless this is a tactic designed to prevent running the current 150-ep
> batch any further into the ground before adding to it or fetching a fresh
> round).
Amen.
> 3. TRIVIA TRAP!!!! WOO-HOO!!!!
Uh.... hang on a sec.
>
> 4. Who else is just trembling with shock (S-H-O-C-K) over the Woolery Block
> arriving on Saturdays? Boy, sure would be great to see two other shows added
> to that list..... :)
B-L-O-C-K.... W-O-U-L-D.... etc.
> 5. "Love Connection". Ugh.
Hey hey hey....
> 7. Hoping we'll get BBC WLs and Cullen BBs, but we'll hafta see 'bout dat. I
> thought PAX had exclusivity on NBC WLs, though.....
How about NO Meanest Link?
> 9. No MG9x. :)
Oh god... it wasn't THAT bad.... just <BLANK>.
> 10. No CS. :(
I'm with you.
> Password Plus (Kennedy): Aired Sept 2002, Prior to that, with the
> exception of about 7-8 eps, hadn't been seen on GSN in ages
Are you sure of this? I first got GSN in October 2001, and could swear I
saw some Kennedy P+ eps in the 7pm ET time slot while GSN was still
running the P+/SP block.
> Super Password (from 1986): See above
I have no idea which episodes they showed at the end of 2001. Also,
neither show ran for less than a year, which I thought was the original
poster's point -- that it's been a long time since GSN has aired shows
which had very short runs. (Yes, I know you mentioned they showed
TTTT90.)
And maybe the folks at GSN will please us ATGSers by not renewing Whammy,
which will make that another regularly-aired show not to have run for at
least a year. :-)
That, and they should get the rights to the Davidson Pyramid, if only to
give the Clark $100K Pyramid a break for a year.
BTW: How long did the $1.98 Beauty Show run originally? I remember seeing
episodes of it when I was about 5 or 6 years old, but don't remember too
many episodes of it.
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THey showed a week from early 1981 feautring Lucy/Dick Martin/Betty White/ and
Desi Arnaz Jr. in celebration of the 50th anniversary of I Love Lucy, the same
week they showed a 1986 week of SP with Lucy/Betty WHite/Ann
Doosenberry/Estelle Getty
>
>BTW: How long did the $1.98 Beauty Show run originally?
Two syndie seasons, 1978-80.
They are NOT tards.
You are a tard; for thinking a network who is not even on most basic
cable systems would want to branch out another channel/extra
programming.
Oh? And why not? Encore wasn't on "most cable systems" when it brought out
its multiplex in the early 90s; the wider variety of programming that move
made available was one of the key factors in expanding the Starz/Encore
package's reach to what it is now.
As to whether or not it's in "most" wired homes, GSN claims to be in more
than fifty million homes. Assuming some general figures about the cable
audience (~110 million TV homes, ~67% cable/sat penetration), those numbers
indicate GSN is in* about two-thirds of non-broadcast-only homes.
* -- Or "is available in"; it may not be available on the lowest-priced
service tier, but fewer and fewer nets =are= available in that
classification these days.
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Ok, here's a crazy thought: w/the 80 (?) NBC primetime WL eps, @ 6 eps
per wk, that gives you 13.3 wks of programming. Rafferty BB ran 66 (?)
episodes, which @ 5 eps per wk gives you 13.2 wks of programming. My
guess: they have another schedule change 13 wks after the new one is
in place.
Just a thought,
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> Ok, here's a crazy thought: w/the 80 (?) NBC primetime WL eps, @ 6 eps
> per wk, that gives you 13.3 wks of programming. Rafferty BB ran 66 (?)
> episodes, which @ 5 eps per wk gives you 13.2 wks of programming. My
> guess: they have another schedule change 13 wks after the new one is
> in place.
Perhaps it would help if I actually replied first.
Your math is...er...a bit off.
15 weeks is how long WL would last at 6 episodes per week with 80 episodes.
Rafferty's BB ran for 85 episodes. At 5 a week, that would also be 15 weeks.
--Jamie
85 episdes for Rafferty BB IIRC, ran for 17 weeks.
Hrm.
Uh, Jamie, 15 times 6 is 90, and 5 times 15 is 75.
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> Hrm.
>
> Uh, Jamie, 15 times 6 is 90, and 5 times 15 is 75.
Oh my god. I didn't anticipate my brain to be THIS fried by the time the
semester was over.
Clearly one of the most embarrassing posts I've made in a very long time.
::runs under the covers::
--Jamie
Is THAT where they're keeping the TTD room these days?
--Matt
otti...@acd.net
> Is THAT where they're keeping the TTD room these days?
No. It's the Blanket-y Blanks room, silly!
Ok, I'm now showing signs of digging. I'm staying away from here until
enough brain cells have replicated.
Goodbye.
--Jamie