which to tape??
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which to tape??
damn, apprentice or survivor? i dont have tivo or anything like that (just a lame vcr) and i wont be home at 8, so i can only tape 1.
which one should i tape? i like both shows a lot.
which one should i tape? i like both shows a lot.
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Re: which to tape??
Originally posted by atari2600
damn, apprentice or survivor? i dont have tivo or anything like that (just a lame vcr) and i wont be home at 8, so i can only tape 1.
which one should i tape? i like both shows a lot.
damn, apprentice or survivor? i dont have tivo or anything like that (just a lame vcr) and i wont be home at 8, so i can only tape 1.
which one should i tape? i like both shows a lot.
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What I don't understand about Apprentice is that tonight's episode, thanks to NBC's goofball scheduling, starts at 8:42 and ends at 9:59. The repeats on CNBC run for only an hour. What's up with that?
atari2600 - if you have cable, CNBC is your answer. If you don't, go with CBS and say F-You to NBC and their goofball scheduling antics.
atari2600 - if you have cable, CNBC is your answer. If you don't, go with CBS and say F-You to NBC and their goofball scheduling antics.
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Originally posted by briank
Tape Survivor, NBC will more than likely play the Apprentice again.
Tape Survivor, NBC will more than likely play the Apprentice again.
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I can't watch the Apprentice. It pushed out two of my favorite shows from their regular timeslots. How the hell can they move Scrubs and Ed for one show? They have plenty of crappy shows they can just cancel.
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Having seen both (3 tivos = 5 available tuners) I would say that The Apprentice was the more entertaining last night. If it wasn't re-aired, it would have been the one to tape, IMHO.
Downside: Actually, CSI was surprisingly good (not a slam, it is one of my favorite shows, but this one broke the usual pattern as the antiquities story unfolded). So recording the "extended" Apprentice would have caused someone to miss CSI as well.
So, recording Survivor + CSI + the encore Apprentice is the obvious best solution. Now, without reairings, it would be a tough call for me to decide whether to have taped the CBS two hours vs. the NBC 1.25 hours.
Downside: Actually, CSI was surprisingly good (not a slam, it is one of my favorite shows, but this one broke the usual pattern as the antiquities story unfolded). So recording the "extended" Apprentice would have caused someone to miss CSI as well.
So, recording Survivor + CSI + the encore Apprentice is the obvious best solution. Now, without reairings, it would be a tough call for me to decide whether to have taped the CBS two hours vs. the NBC 1.25 hours.
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Originally posted by Red Dog
I asked this yesterday but nobody answered. Is it safe to assume to that the encores of Apprentice are edited down versions?
I asked this yesterday but nobody answered. Is it safe to assume to that the encores of Apprentice are edited down versions?
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Originally posted by Red Dog
I asked this yesterday but nobody answered. Is it safe to assume to that the encores of Apprentice are edited down versions?
I asked this yesterday but nobody answered. Is it safe to assume to that the encores of Apprentice are edited down versions?
Also, I remember some out of place little speech by "The Donald" that could be removed, as well as cutting down the trip to Yankee Stadium (it felt like they showed the whole drive in real time ). Also, it seems like each commercial break was a solid 7 clicks of the "30 second skip". Perhaps CNBC wouldn't have as many programs to whore as NBC during sweeps (though I may be wrong). If edited correctly, they could easily get this to 44 minutes of content without sacrificing much.
As a matter of fact, I got the feeling that what WAS added for the "supersizing" was scooped up off the cutting room floor.
There are a few scenes that could be whittled...
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Well I'm fortunate that I watched CNBC's airing live last night. It ran over by 10 minutes. If people are relying on recording the CNBC reruns in the future (when the original showing is more than an hour), you better pad your recordings.
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Originally posted by Red Dog
Well I'm fortunate that I watched CNBC's airing live last night. It ran over by 10 minutes.
Well I'm fortunate that I watched CNBC's airing live last night. It ran over by 10 minutes.