Too bad...I hope we do eventually get to see it and it doesn't lose an episode from the Fall Season.
I don't blame them though, I would do the same, as the competition is also forgetting original programming. I really hope it will be back.
No Family Guy Tonight
Sep 13, 2001, 9:39 PM ET6 posts by 5 posters
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On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 01:39:36 GMT, "SubDrag" wrote:
True, but even though the U.S. has been through a terrible disaster, a little comic relief may help right now.
The news people are basically rehashing the same story over and over. I would not mind if they broke in if something new developed, but they could break for a breather since there is no new news.
Watching the towers collapse over and over for hours on end can not be good for a persons sanity.
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I agree completely. I can't understand why they insist on this constant news coverage on Fox, especially since it is the identical news coverage that is being run on the Fox News Channel . . .
Definitely not.
I heard most of this over the radio the day it happened. I watched the news for an hour or two, did some hunting on the internet, then stuck in a tape. I really couldn't take too much of it because it set me in a panic just seeing the images over and over. KyleIke13~ The chick obsessed with Matt Stone =) <A HREF="http://kyleike.8m.com">Lyrics Page</A> <A HREF="http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/macau/1068">Tree Huggin' Hippie Crap!</A> "Oh no! I'm not SANE YET!" ~ Kyle
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 01:39:36 GMT, "SubDrag" wrote:
I just want to inject one more thing about Fox's decision. I think they missed a golden opportunity to provide something different. They should have no need to be just like the other networks.
A major part of their success has been because they dared to be different.
are we talking about the same fox? David