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ric
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Sat May 21, 2005 12:00 am Post subject:
Joan of Arcadia |
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Worried that the IA5/14 analog feed of "Joan of Arcadia" would
be digital next year?
Relax...CBS has canceled the series. |
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Micro Henry
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Sat May 21, 2005 4:08 pm Post subject:
Re: Joan of Arcadia |
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ric <nospam@home.com> wrote in news:428E33E4.5F606D4F@home.com:
| Quote: | Worried that the IA5/14 analog feed of "Joan of Arcadia" would
be digital next year?
Relax...CBS has canceled the series.
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After I saw the last episode, I expected Joan would end.
Its was written for a continuance into a new season, but it was definitely a
stopping point for this program.
uH |
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Micro Henry
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Sun May 22, 2005 12:08 am Post subject:
Re: Joan of Arcadia |
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ric wrote:
| Quote: | "Joan..." has been replaced by "Ghost Whisperer" in the Friday, 8pm
slot. From "talking to God" to "talking to the dead." Blame it on the
success of NBC's "Medium" ??
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I think your right on point.
To bad for Joan, it had well written plots that were universal to all
religions, and/or social issues. It was probably to serious for the
average viewer.
uH |
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ric
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Sun May 22, 2005 12:08 am Post subject:
Re: Joan of Arcadia |
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Micro Henry wrote:
| Quote: | Worried that the IA5/14 analog feed of "Joan of Arcadia" would
be digital next year?
Relax...CBS has canceled the series.
After I saw the last episode, I expected Joan would end.
Its was written for a continuance into a new season, but it was definitely a
stopping point for this program.
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Yet sitcoms such as "Yes, Dear" continue. Go figure.....
"Joan..." has been replaced by "Ghost Whisperer" in the Friday, 8pm
slot. From "talking to God" to "talking to the dead." Blame it on the
success of NBC's "Medium" ?? |
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ric
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Sun May 22, 2005 8:08 am Post subject:
Re: Joan of Arcadia |
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Micro Henry wrote:
| Quote: | To bad for Joan, it had well written plots that were universal to all
religions, and/or social issues. It was probably to serious for the
average viewer.
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It was one of the few "must see" dramas for me. CBS did the same thing
to another drama (about a single dad professor) a few years ago. But
we have THREE CSIs! Go figure... |
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Micro Henry
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Sun May 22, 2005 10:13 pm Post subject:
Re: Joan of Arcadia |
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ric wrote:
| Quote: | It was one of the few "must see" dramas for me. CBS did the same thing
to another drama (about a single dad professor) a few years ago. But
we have THREE CSIs! Go figure...
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I watched every episode of Joan too.
"Education Of Max Bickford" was the show your are referring to. It had
Richard Dreyfuss as the professor. I watched all those episodes as well. It
only ran one season, 22 episodes total(I just looked it up).
uH |
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ric
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Mon May 23, 2005 12:08 am Post subject:
Re: Joan of Arcadia |
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Micro Henry wrote:
| Quote: | "Education Of Max Bickford" was the show your are referring to. It had
Richard Dreyfuss as the professor. I watched all those episodes as well. It
only ran one season, 22 episodes total(I just looked it up).
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That's the one. Good writing, which seems to bring on death for
CBS shows. Too bad. I guess before long we'll have "OC" type
shows (or CSIs) from 8-11 on all networks. Try something different -
get canceled. |
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