I watched Titanic on TV for my first viewing just last year. It took 6 hours.

My idea is that last year ABC did only 6 episodes of Shield in the fall and 16 in the winter/spring.
They can easily fit 5 in the fall and run 17 in the New Year.
It doesn't matter, I can find a new show.
But I feel that with Dancing with the Stars and the Shonda Shows consistently being done by Thanksgiving in recent…

Ten days until I get to start teaching "Current Events"
Is there any way of doing this class in a way that isn't "Today in Donald J. Trump"
Because I'd love to ignore the President, but it is pretty damn hard.

On the Shield point, Inhumans only has 8 episodes.
A 2 hour premiere on September 29th.
3. October 6th
4. October 13th
5. October 20th
6. October 27th
7. November 3rd
8 November 10th
Seeing as Once Upon a Time will only be on episode 6 then, I don't see how Shield does not show up on November 17th. Not unless Kevin…

Yes. At least ABC is setting up a very clear next generation after The Middle and Modern Family leave with Blackish and The Goldbergs and them promoting American Housewife.
CBS is banking on changing Kevin Can Wait to literally King of Queens 2.0 and a single camera prequel spinoff….

If you ballot comes true, then CBS would return next fall with only Big Bang Theory (likely final season), Man With a Plan (Not even on the fall schedule), Superior Donuts, Mom, Life in Pieces, and the total wildcard of Me Myself & I.

Someone today said that the public dispute between Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell over the Senate Healthcare Bill was what Chuck Schumer would write as fan fiction if it wrote Senate fan fiction.

I'm not sure. A couple years ago SVU almost did get cancelled. It is a VERY expensive program. But it has a kickass syndication package.
I mean, it took CBS throwing CSI to Sundays at 10 to get it cancelled and it was still outrating Madam Secretary and The Good Wife. NBC has to just want it to die.

Provisional Ballot:
1. Kevin (Probably) Saves the World (ABC)
2. Once Upon a Time (ABC)
3. Agents of Shield (ABC)
4. Brooklyn Nine-Nine (FOX)
5. Taken (NBC)

Hot damn, whoever gets Law & Order: SVU one day will be worth a lot of points.

The moment that Gospel of Kevin changed to Kevin (Probably) Saves the World, it was put on my list.
On a matter of formal rules, what credit would be get for putting something like The Middle which has been given an announced final season?

And a shit ton of NFL preseason.

Jerry Seinfeld did.

I have to make a confession, I have never seen Ducktales.
Can I watch the new one no problem?

Reviewing Historical Schedules: NBC Sunday Spring of 2010

Maybe because its August and nothing but Preseason football was on, but I saw this as a cool drink of water.

Campaigns do not count. I don't blame even sitting Presidents for a hard fought campaign.
But did Bush attack Kerry personallyin 2005? Even with Kerry being a sitting Senator on the opposition party?
The list I have is carefully picked. These are second place Electoral College candidates that never had or will never…

Jay Leno

I'm hoping for the best soon. Terry Branstad, the longest serving governor in US History resigned this year and his Lieutenant governor Kim Reynolds is very weak politically.
A surprising amount of backlash to everything the Republican House/Senate did this year to by some typically apolitical people I know.
I think…

Well, all of Iowa is technically trending that way. It had the biggest swing to the right of any state from 2012 to 2016.