[napscoordinator]

Good grief. Watch it on abc.com the following day.

[TomGuy]

Good grief. Watch it on abc.com the following day.

Or On-Demand, if one has that.

My TV viewing was interrupted for a similar tornado warning recently. TV stations in my area have about a 250-mile coverage area, and this has been a VERY active spring for dangerous thunderstorms and tornadoes. It is aggravating when they break for an event 200 miles away, but it is understandable.

[ssaftler]

Watch it on abc.com the following day.

Couldn't agree more. I've had to watch a couple recent episodes of "The Blacklist" via On Demand because our local NBC affiliate pre-empted it for a PRE-SEASON BASEBALL GAME! Not a weather emergency, not a major breaking story, a frigging EXHIBITION GAME.

Of course, if I subscribed to Comcast, which also owns the NBC affiliate, I could have watched it on their "secondary" broadcast station live. A not so subtle way to get more customers, eh, Comcast?