Posted on 01/17/2018 3:05:37 PM PST by detective
I believe “Donald Trump” tradmarked his name.
I wonder how that’s going to work.
That was the evil of John McCain. He limited our speech, knowing full well the Democrats have the unlimited propaganda of the entertainment industry.
“...A Network is not yet attached....”
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Well, it sure won’t be on the truTV channel!
The rats over the years have managed to dumb down generations so that they can only maintain a limited thought and attention to anything. Emotion rules he day and repatition is everything if they want it to stick
Leftist Masturbation.
Yet another reason why I watch only British shows, especially via Britbox, Netflix and Acorn.
Or my favorites - Everybody Loves Raymond and King of Queens.
I enjoy those as I never watched them in their prime...lots of laughs and that’s certainly what we need...
Really is lucrative to do what these people want.
I still remember the movie about the 1981 Reagan assassination. Richard Crenna never said a word as Reagan. Bush was a drawling Texan, and Al Haig was a maniac who wanted to blow up the world. Every liberal wet dream was in it.
There is an animated Fire and Ice on Netflix streaming. You can watch that.
A bit off topic, but I wonder why the nostalgia channels never bothered recreating Saturday mornings like the way they were for many of us back in the 1960s and 70s? They could have shown the Filmation cartoons and live action shows and Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner Hour and Monster Squad and other grand stuff from that time.
I love I Married Joan.
Maybe Disney or Universal can make a ride/attraction based on this fictional book.
I can remember back in the mid 1980s visiting a dearly departed aunt and uncle and in their magazine rack they had a bunch of older TV Guides from about 1981 or thereabouts sitting around. Took a read through them and on the funny little independent Rochester, NY station we never got up in my locale (as we only got the main CBS, NBC, and ABC affiliates), “I Married Joan” was on, but at some ungodly time like 4:00am or thereabouts, lol.
I sometimes think of those days, when you’d go and visit a relative or on the family summer vacation and you’d be in a smaller city or town and there’d be some rare, older TV show like “I Married Joan” on the local dial that you’d likely not see back home in more modern, bigger suburbia. I can remember on another occasion later in the 1980s and visiting other relatives in British Columbia and their cable company got a station from Dallas, TX. That station had on “Death Valley Days”, believe it or not, at some time in the afternoon IIRC.
Those are great memories.
Who’s going to watch it?
Most sensible people aren’t doing mainstream teevee anymore.
The only people who would watch it are the hopelessly mush headed normies or extreme leftists and angry clintonistas.
The first 34 half-hour episodes will show President Trump watching tjhe funny goings-on on The Gorilla Channel.
Now, if they can only get a network to pay them lots of money for an instant flop.....
“”the way they were for many of us back in the 1960s and 70s?””
HA! Must be nice to be young. I was long married and working every day during that time. AND for many years after. Never had TV growing up; the only TV I saw was when I babysat - soap operas in the summers and wrestling every Saturday night. And LOTS of snow on the screen! Never ever watched a cartoon.. My folks were great movie goers and I’d leave my seat during the cartoons. My husband and daughter still love Laurel & Hardy, Abbott & Costello, etc.
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