thats what she said

That's what she said.

That's not what the question asks. It merely asked for a British channel.

So if all it's programming is from British shows but airs in the US it isn't British?

It is on cable though so I guess I lose either way.

*edit - damn beat with both responses.

You lose in the "over-the-air" portion of the question.

I think BBC America would count for British, but definitely not for over-the-air.

It's an American channel for snooty NPR types who think that American shows are beneath them.

Yet, 90% of the content is reality programming that has been remade for American TV.

Which is fine but that's not the part of the question which garnered the mockery.

Preliminary Results

Pharoh -86
Wazootyman -84
feenst -77
The Bus -69
Mhepburn20 -58
dvdhook -50
Rypro 525 -47
FatTony -46
starman9000 -46
Merkin Muffley -39
movieking -39
achau9598 -32
macnorton -24
maxfisher -21
goat3001 -19
Michael Corvin -17
bootsy -17
JasonF -17
Groucho -15
Jeremy517 -15
Red Dog -12
orangecrush18 -10
redstang93 -9
Palaver -6
rkndkn -3
MrX -3
Tracer Bullet 2
kstublen 4
Mordred 9
BadlyDrawnBoy 22
lysander 42
Venusian 50
Mountain Biker 88

the only reason i did bad was the guest host debacle

13th...not bad considering I was near the bottom for most of this.

Got to work on my sheep questions, but I seem to be very good at reverse sheep

So feenst wins if Max Weinberg counts, and Pharaoh wins if it doesn't?

Wow, 6th place - my best showing in a Sheep game yet!

I'm going to win one of these days, I can feel it.

Sort of. The question isn't just about Max Weinberg.

Us snooty NPR types obtain our British TV shows directly instead of waiting 3 years for BBC America to show reruns.

I'll take 4th.

Only a couple weeks for Torchwood. Not that I'd know anything about that. I've never heard of NPR, and I'm certainly not drinking from a mug with the local affiliates call letters.

Again, I think if host counts, then the band counts.

Are they part of the cast? that's what has to be decided. if one is, the other is

Max does act in skits, just to toss that out there.

I'm convinced. I vote that Max Weinberg is a cast of Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

Two seasons on the WB and one season in first-run syndication. Give that man his points! (Or his non-points, I guess)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Art...The_Lost_World

If Ferguson counts, Weinberg and Shaffer should count, I think. They are more than just generic band members.

Wow. Second (maybe third...). That's definitely the best I'll ever get.

4th place!


When adding back all my unjustly stripped points

yay - fifth. I haven't been able to check in until my lunchbreak. On the last question it isn't important at all whether the bandleader is a "cast member" Late night talk shows are not series. They are talk shows. There is series television, MOW's, talk shows, etc. Even from Dictionary.com:

se⋅ries [seer-eez] Show IPA noun, plural -ries, adjective
[snip]
5. Radio and Television. a. a daily or weekly program with the same cast and format and a continuing story, as a soap opera, situation comedy, or drama.

So those seem wrong on that fron to me more than any other.

On the single member versus multiple front the question does NOT preclude multiple members performing the song. If fact if that were the case then you would have to take a strict reading of the entire question and the song could ONLY be performed by that member of the cast in which case I believe everyone's answers are wrong.