Teaching Current Events Without Mentioning Trump Day #2:
I taught the kids who Jerry Lewis was today. His passing is current events

One last Debate Club Question for the road?

Reviewing Historical Schedules: NBC Monday Fall of 2012

Mr. Ausgewahlt’s Fall TV Preview/Review:

In a history classroom, yes.
Kids these days

The eclipse happened during class, we went outside.

Tenth Grade American History starts in 1860. I knew that there was going to be no way to avoid someone talking about Confederate Monuments.

Teaching Current Events without talking about Trump - Day #1:

When will the Disqus ship sink?

Reviewing Historical Schedules: NBC Tuesday Fall of 2011

I really enjoyed it.
However, I did not get Colin's joke about Warren Buffet, Channing Tatum, and White Supremacy

Two Cosby Show reruns beatings the Superbowl post game show.
DAMN

3 Coca-Colas.
Typically in a can.

The sins of the father are not the sins of the son.
Donald has made a hell of a lot of his own sins though.

Halt & Catch Fire Ratings:
Season 1:
790,00 viewers
Season 2:
520,000 viewers (-34%)
[Moved to Tuesday]
Season 3:
340,000 viewers (-35%)
.
It is amazing AMC keeps renewing this, but good for them. Moving to Saturday can let us see it shed another third of its viewership again.

Reviewing Historical Schedules: NBC Tuesday Fall of 2010

Blue Bloods is on CBS. And I watch it every week it is on. It brings out my inner geriatric.

I mean, I absolutely loathed Making a Murderer, but this was quite good.

I agree with most of what your saying. My original point is that there really are shows that very loyal audiences and the same ratings like each week for a long time, and Harry's Law did not.
Compare it other ancient skewing show "Blue Bloods", which was a very loyal audience.
Season 1 11.27 million viewers
Season 2…

Their "The Keepers" miniseries was an above average episode of Dateline NBC.
So "The Keepers"