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16 minutes ago, Tenhigh said:

Actually, Gutfeld is the highest rated late night show on TV, and has a regular cast of voices from both sides

Gutfeld can be funny. Someone should pay him to come over to Fox (OTA) late night and we'll see.

But please, leave the horrific sidekicks behind. He was funny with Andy Levy on his old Red Eye show.

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I agree, and I think the markets already are deciding.  I would love for a "real" late night comedy show to return, but I believe those days are gone. 

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Amazing so many people care more about a guy who’s made millions over hosting a show for 20+ years than the information regarding

 

the update to climate concerns

 

conflicts of interest in congressional investments

 

the fact that millions of dollars worth of food that was meant to go to impoverished/starving children in the USA was incinerated because it had passed the expiration date. Even with various international aid providers reaching out months before the expiration dates had reached to see if they would be willing to donate it if not being used…

 

the continued underreporting of missing women, girls and children in general. 

 

Media literacy is by the way side. It’s either A or B. 
 

Need to get back to the broader and unbiased perspective. There was a saying that embodied journalism; the reader should never know or be alluded to your stance or belief regarding the information you are covering or reporting. 
 

Got to care about the millionaire who can’t continue to make millions I guess?

 

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3 hours ago, Sojourner said:

Amazing so many people care more about a guy who’s made millions over hosting a show for 20+ years than the information regarding

 

the update to climate concerns

 

conflicts of interest in congressional investments

 

the fact that millions of dollars worth of food that was meant to go to impoverished/starving children in the USA was incinerated because it had passed the expiration date. Even with various international aid providers reaching out months before the expiration dates had reached to see if they would be willing to donate it if not being used…

 

the continued underreporting of missing women, girls and children in general. 

 

Media literacy is by the way side. It’s either A or B. 
 

Need to get back to the broader and unbiased perspective. There was a saying that embodied journalism; the reader should never know or be alluded to your stance or belief regarding the information you are covering or reporting. 
 

Got to care about the millionaire who can’t continue to make millions I guess?

 

Freedom of speech is a big deal. 
He was successful. Very successful. 22 years on his own show isn’t liver sausage.   So he could well afford to share his true thoughts. Sounds like the American dream on steroids.   And this isn’t about him. 

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6 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

I think that's advertising revenue. The locals get local ad spots during network programming - even during the Super Bowl if I'm not mistaken - and they sell lots of ads during local news, etc. Mostly the wrong consumers at this point, but still very profitable.

 

From an economic perspective, it's pure rent-seeking on the part of the Sinclairs of the world. I imagine the big 3.75 (ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX) have evaluated whether it makes sense to even keep the over-the-air thing going. They're all ready to jump ship with their Peacocks and Hulus gaining market penetration. 

I’ll admit, I get a laugh out of the local ads. The car dealership ads are often hilarious but it must work or they’d stop. The ambulance chasers and disability ads just pi$$ me off 

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I see the B-Man is still confounded by my simple question: should the FCC now leave Kimmel alone?

 

I know, it's a tough one for him. He runs the risk of being outside the MAGA mainstream, and it could kill his future political aspirations if he were to actually take a position on a football fan forum. :rolleyes:

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On 9/24/2025 at 5:08 PM, B-Man said:

 

 

 Charlie Kirk's producer aint buying it:

 

 

Yes, Jimmy got emotional. So what. He’s emotional for

himself because he almost torched his entire career.

 

 

Kimmel is an unrepentant liar who tried to blame Charlie’s

assassination on the part of the country that just spent

the last 2 weeks praying and holding vigils.

 

What he’s really saying is that he still thinks it’s fair game

to slander conservatives. He would rather advance his

own political and cultural agenda than confront the truth.

 

The truth is that his own side has been fanning the flames

of political assassinations for years. The truth is that

someone on the left picked up a gun and murdered

someone on the right who advocated for peaceful debate. 

 

 

It’s critical that liars admit they lied.

There can be no restoration without that.

Anything short of that is a fake and scripted cry line

designed to endear him to his fans,

not to make right the wrong he committed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The truth is when you assassinate a speaker on the left or right it's an attack on free speech and our Democracy.

 

The man that shot Charlie Kirk is a conflicted lunatic that doesn't deserve an allegiance with the left or right.

 

Murder has no place in politics in my humble opinion. 

 

Zombie (Jimmy Kimmel live)

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Figster said:

The truth is when you assassinate a speaker on the left or right it's an attack on free speech and our Democracy.

 

The man that shot Charlie Kirk is a conflicted lunatic that doesn't deserve an allegiance with the left or right.

 

Murder has no place in politics in my humble opinion. 

 

Zombie (Jimmy Kimmel live)

 

 

 

These morons on here don't understand this. Right over their head! 

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On 9/24/2025 at 5:58 PM, Tenhigh said:

I agree, and I think the markets already are deciding.  I would love for a "real" late night comedy show to return, but I believe those days are gone. 

i think a variety show could pull off some views but so much of what is on networks now is hokey and silly. with football season back on i am tuning in broadcast tv and these commercials for the fall premier shows are just terrible.  from matlock to that ghost show and some show elzbeth or something... they just look so forced. and then there is fire country and fbi and all that.  they're just not drawing attention

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You want to know who the loser is in this?  Nexstar and its merge partner (Scripps?).  What are those stations going to broadcast without ABC?  Old time shows like WBBZ in Buffalo?  Other dreck?  Good luck making your nut on that.  In the meantime, ABC learned that it can spread this content to a wide audience via Hulu and YouTube.  So maybe OTA TV is in trouble.  But the content that these networks can broadcast online is not.  I would be pissing bullets if I was at Nextstar, etc. 

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44 minutes ago, boyst said:

i think a variety show could pull off some views but so much of what is on networks now is hokey and silly. with football season back on i am tuning in broadcast tv and these commercials for the fall premier shows are just terrible.  from matlock to that ghost show and some show elzbeth or something... they just look so forced. and then there is fire country and fbi and all that.  they're just not drawing attention

I am with you.  My wife watches both Matlock and Elsbeth, and they are indeed terrible.

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