(06-11-2020, 08:47 AM)TJBender Wrote:

(06-11-2020, 07:51 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: Hahah. Man, oh man. I'm sure TJ agrees with this decision as he recently turned into the CEO of the Nielsen ratings.

Probably a good time to break out the old DVD collection and start digitizing some of my favorite 80's classics as they may be erased forever before we know it. Netflix has already edited Back to the Future 2.

I don't really give two [BLEEP]. I don't really give two [BLEEP] about COPS or Live PD either. I've watched both, both are mildly entertaining mindless entertainment and were on my "hotel room" list. You know, that list of shows like Forensic Files and Storage Wars that you don't even remember exist unless you're staying at a hotel and land on one while channel surfing. TV is business, and you do love businesses that aren't told what to do by government. If some high-paid suit at A&E or Paramount Network (again, did not know that was a thing) decides that a show is of more use to them dead than alive, they'll cancel it. It's called a free market. You should look into it sometime.