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Olympics, conventions, now football: What to watch? (The State)
Late nights in front of the television have been the routine for many Americans in the last few weeks with the Olympics, the Democratic National Convention and coming tomorrow, Gamecock football. Besides causing crankiness from lack of sleep, the red-eye TV schedule presents a decision-making challenge: What to watch Thursday? USC kicks off its season against N.C. State, but it's also the ...
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A fall TV season with questions in the air (Madera Tribune)
NEW YORK - With fall in sight, ABC is inviting viewers to stay home and watch ABC as an energy-saving measure. For this tongue-in-cheek promotion, National Stay at Home Week begins Sept. 21 - also the official start of the 2008-09 TV season.
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On TV, timing was everything at the Olympics (International Herald Tribune)
NBC consulted with Michael Phelps, seeking his approval to schedule Olympics swimming in morning hours so they could be shown in prime time in the U.S.
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A fall TV season with questions in the air (The Courier News)
With fall in sight, ABC is inviting viewers to stay home and watch its network as an energy-saving measure. For this tongue-in-cheek promotion, National Stay at Home Week begins Sunday, Sept. 21 -- also the official start of the 2008-09 TV season. If only sky-high gas prices would guarantee ABC a captive audience.
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Fall TV season is looking for audience (The Oklahoman)
NEW YORK — With fall in sight, ABC is inviting viewers to stay home and watch ABC as an energy-saving measure. For this tongue-in-cheek promotion, National Stay at Home Week begins Sept. 21 — also the official start of the 2008-09 TV season. If only sky-high gas prices would guarantee ABC a captive audience. Alas, it's hard to make an argument that viewers are breathlessly awaiting ABC's fall ...
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What's new on TV this fall? (Orange County Register)
Only 17 new series will premiere this year – about half the normal number – because of the writers' strike.
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Fall TV back with a familiar bang (FSView)
With the summer TV choices leaving many viewers with a sour, dissatisfied taste, (aside from watching the U.S. stand tall at the Olympics, of course) the fall 2008 schedule promises to keep the DVR stuffed full of shows with a wide spectrum of drama and humor alike.
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BMX wipeouts prove better TV than baseball (The Oxford Press)
Some random thoughts as I sit here waiting for the TV repairman. I can't find the Olympics on any of my channels. Puzzling. • Sure, I had the same thought, too. We can drop baseball and softball but keep BMX as an Olympic sport? But did you actually see the race for the gold medal?
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Precious medal (Lawrence Journal-World)
The first thing visitors notice inside Jude Monye’s apartment is the large flat-screen TV resting on a shelf in the living room. It’s not the TV itself that is so intriguing, but rather Monye’s reaction to what is playing on-screen, seemingly in a continuous loop. It’s 2 p.m. on a scorching-hot August afternoon in Lawrence, and Monye has folded his 6-foot-3 frame into a sofa chair to watch the ...
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Former Olympian helps students experience Olympics (The Dalton Daily Citizen)
Some Tunnel Hill Elementary students got an up-close look at the Olympics by e-mailing an NBC-TV sports commentator who was on the scene in Beijing, China.
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