I hope so. What with the Unions messing up programming I lost interest in many programs due to forced hiatus which lasted an entire season.
I understand the unions point of view and the company point of view but, they were both short sighted as to effect it would have on viewership.
I no longer watch most TV and now consider myself a drive by viewer.
They are competing with the internet and other important life things like well... paying attention to other people in the room.
So a positive social impact but they are paying for their avarice.
LOL
Ditto. Before the strike, I was a little more interested in the TV. Still followed a couple of shows - 24 was one that I'd go out of my way to watch.
Post-strike, nada. We actually lost cable for a week due to a storm just recently, and I didn't miss it a bit.
The kids don't care for anything but Sesame Street. Now, if I can get Mrs WBill thinking in the same direction, I'd be saving 60 bucks a month.