Nature and TV abhor a vacuum and one was quickly created with the merger that spawned the CW. -John Rash

 

Nature and TV abhor a vacuum and one was quickly created with the merger that spawned the CW.


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Nature and TV abhor a vacuum and one was quickly created with the merger that spawned the CW.

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NBC and advertisers would ideally like to have maximum momentum moving into the Olympics in order to promote them.

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'A Prairie Home Companion' has proudly had its roots in St. Paul since the inception of the show. They have scheduled road shows, yet it's important to maintain their place of operation. It's good news for the show and St. Paul. -John Rash
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Comedic locations are often within families or within the manufactured families of a group of friends. It's significantly more difficult to make a sitcom that has broad sociological touch points. The same dynamic plays out on the big screen. You can have a constituency for 'Monster-in-Law' and 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,' but never the two shall meet.

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Advertisers are usually strictly non-partisan and believe in the big tent policy, if not in politics then in consumerism.

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Advertisers and the networks are aware of the accelerating pace of change, and that in order to remain valuable, let alone viable, the networks have to reflect the quickening pace of technology and incorporate it into their business model. -John Rash
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He said. ''It's significantly more difficult to make a sitcom that has broad sociological touch points. The same dynamic plays out on the big screen. You can have a constituency for 'Monster-in-Law' and 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,' but never the two shall meet.

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