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Getting "New Amsterdam" on Channel 4.3 Over The Air, and on the MeTV Cable Channel. It's supposed to be MeTV. The person who answered the News Line acted like I was from Mars when I asked. That was 313-222-0444 with the News Department selected.

I thinks that's the one that shows The Addams Family, (remember the one where they all became Scientolgists?.)

The WDIV streams are all in their customary slots, both OTA and Xfinity, on my equipment.

Hogan's Heroes is normally on at that time.

Maybe they're trying to provide an NBC feed to the customers of WNWO who lost their NBC feed Sunday and Monday when Sinclair took a superdump
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Channel 4 preempted New Amsterdam last night to show a special on mental health. They probably slid Amsterdam over to 4.3 for a one time airing.

I want my,
I want my,
I want my Me TV

It seems that their main channel was broadcasting a special on mental health, so they put their NBC feed on 4.3 for the evening.

I missed the 'Rockets and Romance' episode of Hogan's Heroes. This was the last episode to be broadcast. Tomorrow, they should be at episode 1, the one in black and white.

But what irks me is that their electronic program guide still said 'Hogan's Heroes', instead of the correct program.

Am I going to have to wait another 3 months for 'Rockets and Romance'?

Am I going to have to wait another 3 months for 'Rockets and Romance'?
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Spoiler Alert, They don't get out of the prison camp. The series just ends, (and next year M*A*S*H begins.)
It was cancelled in CBS's 1971 Rural Purge, (also cancelled Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, Mayberry RFD, and Family Affair.)

More Spoiler Alerts: yes, CBS starting showing a controversial Norman Lear show called "All In The Family", and then a show about a single-woman in man's world called 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' and they had a pilot for a show set during the Great Depression called "The Waltons" which would air the following season. NBC had this newfangled thing about firemen becoming some kind of mobile doctors- I think they call'em "paramedics" and Universal Studios would film this show called "Emergency". Glen Ford moved from the Big Screen to the Little Screen with a modern western sheriff show called "Cade's County" in 1971, and it even had "Uncle Joe" co-star, he was from the cancelled Petticoat Junction. Wow, heads were a spinnin with the big 3 TV networks in 1971. Speaking of Hogan's Heroes, they never did explain if Sgt. Kinchloe went back to Detroit or what happened to him before the final season?

Speaking of Hogan's Heroes, they never did explain if Sgt. Kinchloe went back to Detroit or what happened to him before the final season?
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I'm still trying to figure out how Klink ended up in Gotham City 21 years after the war ended? (He did a Window Cameo on Batman, Come Back Shame / It's How You Play The Game.)

paul8539 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 21, 2021 12:32 am It seems that their main channel was broadcasting a special on mental health, so they put their NBC feed on 4.3 for the evening.

I missed the 'Rockets and Romance' episode of Hogan's Heroes. This was the last episode to be broadcast. Tomorrow, they should be at episode 1, the one in black and white.

But what irks me is that their electronic program guide still said 'Hogan's Heroes', instead of the correct program.

Am I going to have to wait another 3 months for 'Rockets and Romance'?

Definitely a "first world" problem.

DAC wrote: ↑Sat Oct 23, 2021 9:14 pm
Definitely a "first world" problem.

All of the posts on here are technically first world problems. Not everything in life has to be so serious, just because other countries are in daily despair.

Sinclair is still has a programming/IT problem. No syndicated Family Feud, but, WNWO seems to have NBC network access back. Doesn't anybody have an old school network connection or the ability to play physical media as backups?