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“In some weeks, the “Live PD” universe accounted for more than 85% of A&E’s daily programming.” Every bit of this story is grotesquely moronic, lol. I’d say th
by pram 6y ago
“In some weeks, the “Live PD” universe accounted for more than 85% of A&E’s daily programming.”
Every bit of this story is grotesquely moronic, lol. I’d say they’re justifiably paying the price for letting their channel become so dependent on a single genre/show in the first place.
Also a reminder that A&E used to stand for “Arts and Entertainment”
- tinus_hn 6y agoLet’s watch some The Learning Channel instead!
- salawat 6y agoWhy did you have to go and remind me of that? I remember when that channel's programming was actually good. I to this day cannot understand what bloody happened that apparently necessitated taking a channel built around educational or informative programming and swapping all that out for... whatever TLC does for itself now.
- legerdemain 6y agoAre you not entertained?
- Threeve303 6y agoUnderrated comment. This is something that has been on my mind for some time. A symbiotic relationship between entertainment, news, and the legal system developed to something very different than what we have been accustomed to. It may be a dangerous arrangement, not all that different from the way labor is provided to the prison system, entertainment content is provided to the news media.
- non-entity 6y ago> I’d say they’re justifiably paying the price for letting their channel become so dependent on a single genre/show in the first place. I wonder how common this is becoming for channels. I was reading people joke how MTV basically only plays one show themselves (Ridiculousness) after they announced knew of the other shows they play was being dropped.