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Originally posted by Chimera:

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Originally posted by vlis:
Marc,
is the answer Angus or Cosmo???

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Remember 1985-92 action adventure MacGyver? What was the lead character’s first name?

a) Angus
b) Cosmo
c) Duke
d) Lance
e) Solomon

Is: a) Angus. Richard Dean Anderson played Cosmo MacGyver.

It's Angus. Cosmo was Kramer's first name on Seinfeld. I'm surprised I know both of those useless bits of trivia...

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Originally posted by vlis:
so Marc had a typo??

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Originally posted by Chimera:

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Originally posted by vlis:
Marc,
is the answer Angus or Cosmo???

quote:

Remember 1985-92 action adventure MacGyver? What was the lead character’s first name?

a) Angus
b) Cosmo
c) Duke
d) Lance
e) Solomon

Is: a) Angus. Richard Dean Anderson played Cosmo MacGyver.

It's Angus. Cosmo was Kramer's first name on Seinfeld. I'm surprised I know both of those useless bits of trivia...

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Originally posted by Chimera:
I can't believe ABC is still considering bringing MIT back -- there is no category of data to support that. It loses a good chunk of viewers from Supernanny and it has been extremely poor in the demo (1.7 I believe).

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Originally posted by Holly:
Cantebury's Law moving to Friday, New Amsterdamn will now have House reruns as a lead-in.

Good news for NA.

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Originally posted by Chimera:

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Originally posted by vlis:
so Marc had a typo??

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Originally posted by Chimera:

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Originally posted by vlis:
Marc,
is the answer Angus or Cosmo???

quote:

Remember 1985-92 action adventure MacGyver? What was the lead character’s first name?

a) Angus
b) Cosmo
c) Duke
d) Lance
e) Solomon

Is: a) Angus. Richard Dean Anderson played Cosmo MacGyver.

It's Angus. Cosmo was Kramer's first name on Seinfeld. I'm surprised I know both of those useless bits of trivia...

Must have. I'm 100% sure on both of those.

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Originally posted by Obveeus:

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Originally posted by ZZZ:
I wasn't going by the ratings. That was the whole point. I was going by streaming and DVD sales. It would only cost 15 cents for each person who watched the show to pay for it. So, as I said, it's not a matter of cost, it's a matter of venue. There's just no way to do that currently. Not many people use VOD.

I see. So, Jericho would be 'popular' in an imaginary world where millions of people were willing to pay to stream it over the internet However, since that world doesn't actually exist, you were just speculating that people would be more willing ot pay for less popular shows.

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I know Jericho is not as popular as American Idol. But Jericho at the theaters would kill American Idol. Do you understand now?

I understand that Jericho would be a box office bomb if it were in the theater.

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How about next time you actually read the original post? What was your point in responding in the first place? Apparently, you didn't even understand that one little paragraph I wrote.

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Originally posted by dumont:

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Originally posted by Holly:
Cantebury's Law moving to Friday, New Amsterdamn will now have House reruns as a lead-in.

Good news for NA.

Good news for Canterbury's Law, especially if it can build a bit on that steady 1.7 A18-49 on the less competitive Friday landscape.

Also, a glimmer of bright news from the Hollywood Reporter this morning, which finds the sweet and gentle Men in Trees, while in trouble on the bubble, still has a few diehards like me at the Alphabet looking out for its future. (I missed the opening minutes last night...however did young Patrick land his helium-balloon-suspended lawn chair?)

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Originally posted by xwiseguyx:
Dumont, consider Canterbury's Law canceled. Scrap the sets now and save some time. Your ringing endorsement of it was to blame.

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Originally posted by dumont:

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Originally posted by Holly:
Cantebury's Law moving to Friday, New Amsterdamn will now have House reruns as a lead-in.

Good news for NA.

Good news for Canterbury's Law, especially if it can build a bit on that steady 1.7 A18-49 on the less competitive Friday landscape.

Also, a glimmer of bright news from the Hollywood Reporter this morning, which finds the sweet and gentle Men in Trees, while in trouble on the bubble, still has a few diehards like me at the Alphabet looking out for its future. (I missed the opening minutes last night...however did young Patrick land his helium-balloon-suspended lawn chair?)

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Originally posted by Texas Bound:

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Originally posted by Chimera:

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Originally posted by vlis:
so Marc had a typo??

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Originally posted by Chimera:

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Originally posted by vlis:
Marc,
is the answer Angus or Cosmo???

quote:

Remember 1985-92 action adventure MacGyver? What was the lead character’s first name?

a) Angus
b) Cosmo
c) Duke
d) Lance
e) Solomon

Is: a) Angus. Richard Dean Anderson played Cosmo MacGyver.

It's Angus. Cosmo was Kramer's first name on Seinfeld. I'm surprised I know both of those useless bits of trivia...

Must have. I'm 100% sure on both of those.

Now for the trifecta...What does the J. stand for in Homer J. Simpson?

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Originally posted by silver_rainbow:

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Originally posted by Obveeus:

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Originally posted by vlis:
why is that Marc? Most of the people here commented that they liked what they saw. Who knows, maybe it will get some LOST pre-tune in tonite

If nothing else, it is great counterprogramming for the CBS basketball marathon and keeps the timeslot warm for ABC's female skew.

Speaking of ABC's female skew, according to this Hollywood Reporter Article, ABC was unsuccessful in convincing Lifetime network to take over October Road or Men in Trees.

Thanks for sharing, too bad about Lifetime not picking up October Road. I still hope that they CW might still give it a shot next fall, at this point what do they have to loss.