Monday night alert (5/15), Bush to address Americans on TV regarding immigration
05-14-06 | 07:26 AM
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"PRISON BREAK" SEASON FINALE AND SEASON'S PENULTIMATE EPISODE OF "24" TO AIR IN THEIR ENTIRETY AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS MONDAY, MAY 15, ON FOX
Air Times Move Up 20 Minutes in Eastern and Central Time Zones
But.. will it really only be 20 min? Is there going to be any commentary after?
"PRISON BREAK" SEASON FINALE AND SEASON'S PENULTIMATE EPISODE OF "24" TO AIR IN THEIR ENTIRETY AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS MONDAY, MAY 15, ON FOX
Air Times Move Up 20 Minutes in Eastern and Central Time Zones
But.. will it really only be 20 min? Is there going to be any commentary after?
05-14-06 | 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by OldDude
Has anybody seen what ABC and CBS will do with their schedules? None of the online tv guides seem to be updated yet.
05-14-06 | 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by pilot
I think I read they won't announce what they're going to do until Monday (morning presume)
This is what I have on my Monday Tivo slate:
Prison Break
24
How I met Your Mother
The Apprentice
Grey's Anatomy
Everwood
The Fox shows have already updated the time in my Tivo guide, and I don't think the WB will be a problem. The Deal or No Deal looks like it has already been shortened so The Apprentice should hopefully start right at 10.
Now I am wondering if I should pad Grey's Anatomy and How I Met Your Mother.
05-14-06 | 01:42 PM
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One thing I will say about the Bush administration is that they are well known for always being on time. Hopefully they won't go past the 20 minutes. I wonder if the NBC time schedule is allowing 5 minutes for commentary afterwards.
05-14-06 | 04:41 PM
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My Time Warner DVR is already updated for Fox, but my biggest worry is how much talking might be done after the address. Couldn't this be on a day when there aren't so many shows on?
05-14-06 | 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by clckworang
My Time Warner DVR is already updated for Fox, but my biggest worry is how much talking might be done after the address. Couldn't this be on a day when there aren't so many shows on?
05-14-06 | 06:42 PM
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It would certainly be nice to know what the fuck ABC since they have the 2-hour finale of Grey's Anatomy tomorrow night.
I suppose I'll have to pad an extra hour for Prison Break and Grey's just to be safe.
I suppose I'll have to pad an extra hour for Prison Break and Grey's just to be safe.
05-14-06 | 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Red Dog
This better not mess up Prison Break.
Bush doesn't have the good sense to wait until after sweeps.
Bush doesn't have the good sense to wait until after sweeps.
05-14-06 | 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ_Spyder
You do realize Bandoman those shows are Fiction right? Regardless I may not respect Bush the man but I respect the office that he occupies and if he has something to say that would affect the lives of millions of people I say let him.
05-15-06 | 01:00 AM
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Originally Posted by pilot
all the political stuff has been removed and/or edited.. please keep the politics talk to the politics forum .. while it's obvious it's effecting tv, the "political"ness doesn't need to be talked about in this part of the forum..
Chris
) is being moved to next Monday so hopefully that will help with the Grey's Anatomy scheduling.
05-15-06 | 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Red Dog
Nobody's saying don't him let him talk.
There are plenty of sources outside the networks where one can hear Bush speak - cable news, PBS, radio, internet, or just read a transcript the next day.
There are plenty of sources outside the networks where one can hear Bush speak - cable news, PBS, radio, internet, or just read a transcript the next day.
It really pisses me off that he must go on the major networks. If anyone really wants to watch, they can go to one of the other outlets.
As if his approval rating couldn't go any lower. Now he has to piss off the TV loving folk......LOL
05-15-06 | 10:13 AM
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ABC is making it an all-Grey's night
05-15-06 | 10:15 AM
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According to abc.com, they are airing last night's Grey's Anatomy in place of the Oprah thing at 8/7c. So does that mean they are just going to join it in progress or will everything still be delayed?
And cbs.com still has their lineup unchanged as of right now.
And cbs.com still has their lineup unchanged as of right now.
05-15-06 | 10:50 AM
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As mentioned, ABC is airing last night's Grey's Anatomy, which will by joined in progress at 8:20pmET/7:20 CT. They'll have a 30-second voice-over when they start Grey's Anatomy to explain what happened in the first 20 minutes. The full 60-minute version of Grey will air in the Mountain/Pacific time zones.
CBS has NOT announced plans to air tonight's speech.
CBS has NOT announced plans to air tonight's speech.
05-15-06 | 10:50 AM
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To all those with DVRs, here is a novel idea. Watch the show live for once and you don't have to worry about missing parts. Just turn on Fox at 8:15 & mute it and do something else until you see the show is starting. Remember, there is nothing keeping the speach at 20 minutes. No channel is going to cut off the President to show a show.
05-15-06 | 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by resinrats
To all those with DVRs, here is a novel idea. Watch the show live for once and you don't have to worry about missing parts.
