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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: brianhenke on April 01, 2015, 10:41:31 AM
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Let's Make a Deal (with a cameo by Drew Carey) is pre-empted today in Cincinnati due to coverage of the funeral of firefighter Daryl Gordon. He died last week trying to save people from an apartment fire. I presume TPIR is going to be at least partially pre-empted, as well.
This is NOT an April Fool's prank.
Brian
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Update: The funeral is still going on. TPIR is airing on CinCW (channel 12.2). I presume LMAD was moved there, as well.
Brian
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This is NOT an April Fool's prank.
That's a shame, because there would finally be just cause to permaban your ass if it were.
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That does it. I'm boycotting Indianapolis AND Cincinnati!!
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Let's Make a Deal (with a cameo by Drew Carey) is pre-empted today in Cincinnati due to coverage of the funeral of firefighter Daryl Gordon. He died last week trying to save people from an apartment fire. I presume TPIR is going to be at least partially pre-empted, as well.
This is NOT an April Fool's prank.
Brian
My condolences to the family of the firefighter, but Brian, why would you think anyone outside of Cincinnati would give two shiats if shows were pre-empted or moved?
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Let's Make a Deal (with a cameo by Drew Carey) is pre-empted today in Cincinnati due to coverage of the funeral of firefighter Daryl Gordon. He died last week trying to save people from an apartment fire. I presume TPIR is going to be at least partially pre-empted, as well.
This is NOT an April Fool's prank.
Brian
My condolences to the family of the firefighter, but Brian, why would you think anyone outside of Cincinnati would give two shiats if shows were pre-empted or moved?
or in Cincinnati
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Baby, if you've ever wondered
Wondered...if a game show is going to be prempted because real life sometimes takes precedence
Nope, doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well.
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Baby, if you've ever wondered
Wondered...if a game show is going to be prempted because real life sometimes takes precedence
Nope, doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well.
I-I-I-I-'mmm just waiting to watch some games in Cincinnaaaaaaati...(guitar lick)
/As God is my witness, I thought TPiR would air today
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My condolences to the family of the firefighter, but Brian, why would you think anyone outside of Cincinnati would give two shiats if shows were pre-empted or moved?
I don't think he's ever thought about that--he thinks that he is doing the board at large a service. I see no evidence that he is going to take a different tack.
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According to him, game shows are more important than anything else.
Last I checked, he can watch it online if he wants to.
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Last I checked, he can watch it online if he wants to.
Exactly why pre-emptions are no longer a big deal.
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According to him, game shows are more important than anything else.
Last I checked, he can watch it online if he wants to.
I sort of wonder if his Internet service has that kind of bandwidth.
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According to him, game shows are more important than anything else.
How do you know? Have you interviewed him? Can you pull a quote of him saying this?
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According to him, game shows are more important than anything else.
How do you know? Have you interviewed him? Can you pull a quote of him saying this?
He acts like it. He implies it.
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He acts like it. He implies it.
But you said "according to him," when in fact it is according to you, because you're the one who said it. I strongly doubt Brian Henke has implied anything in his long history at Game Show Forum.
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I strongly doubt Brian Henke has implied anything in his long history at Game Show Forum.
Well, he *did* imply once that he didn't know how to copy and paste..
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He implies it.
"I infer it" != "He implies it."
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According to him, game shows are more important than anything else.
I think the description that "game shows are more important than anything else" is much more apt of you, sir, considering your dossier.
Glass houses.
(always sad to hear of losses in the line of duty)
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/As God is my witness, I thought TPiR would air today
Oh, the humanity!