Question about "Wasted Talent" rerun

I recorded it again, now with digital cable. So, it looks a lot better than my previous copy. Question is, I don't feel like watching both copies again intently to compare...were there any differences at all between the most recent showing and the previous showings on FOX? For example, I know that sometimes reruns of other shows lose the last sequence that runs during the end credits so that the network can promote other shows. Other times, minor changes are made...TIA

So, I guess no one knows or cares?

"Bao H. Lammy" wrote in message news:...

I don't know if there were changes in throughout the episode, but the final sequence with Stewie hitchhiking to the "Sad walking away music" from the Incredible Hulk was not aired last thursday.

Larry

That piece was shown on my fox station, do they change that from station to station or shouldnt it be the same broadcast at least through out the states?

"Larry Viezel" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Thanks for the answers to my question, folks. As for Chris's new question...perhaps the end sequences are optional for regions or affiliates; if they want to promote something and drop the sequence, it's up to them, and in your case, they chose not to. Just a theory.

Asked the same question about "Wasted Talent"...recorded "He's Too Sexy For His Fat" again last night, and it appears to be like the last time I recorded it:

1) Episode starts with clip, then theme song; most episodes start with just the theme song (AFAICT).

2) Credits sequence has promos for other shows only; sometimes there is something extra.

I'm about to ditch my previous copy and keep last night's unless someone knows about cuts made last night vs. other showings.

On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 12:35:45 -0600, "Bao H. Lammy" wrote:

I had my old tape running in tandem when it was on to check....  they
were identical.  No edits or changes - at least on the affiliate here
(KTVU Oakland, CA).
	-KD
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"Who the h*** wants to hear actors talk?"
   -- H.M. Warner, Warner Brothers, 1927

Thanks for the quick reply. I didn't do such a thorough analysis as you did, but my feelings concur.