Schedule?

Oct 16, 2011, 10:47 PM ET12 posts by 5 posters
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Keith F. Lynch

Once again, I thought there was to have been a new episode tonight. But WTTG showed The X Factor, and the TV listings in the newspaper said they were to show a baseball game.

Is Fox trying to kill the show? If people keep tuning in to see it, only to find it's not on, they'll soon give up.

So what's the real schedule? And how likely is it to change? Thanks.

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WiseguyKeith F. Lynch

"Keith F. Lynch" wrote in news:j7g501$d1s$1 @reader1.panix.com:

Again, no episode was scheduled tonight.

Bob O'DyneWiseguy

So where is the "real schedule" posted?

Ann's Little Brother Bob
WiseguyBob O'Dyne

Bob O'Dyne wrote in news:[email]:

Better question is where do you see it scheduled or why you thought there was to have been a new episode.

Bob O'DyneWiseguy

On Mon, 17 Oct 2011 09:08:36 GMT, Wiseguy wrote:

1. That's what I was asking. 2. I wasn't the one who thought there was to have been a new episode. I am wondering why the OP thought there should have been however.

Ann's Little Brother Bob
WiseguyBob O'Dyne

Bob O'Dyne wrote in news:[email]:

I thought I was responding to the original poster. But then you deleted everything so now i can't tell.

Michael BlackBob O'Dyne

On Mon, 17 Oct 2011, Bob O'Dyne wrote:

Likely because they have already run some new episodes this season. So if one noticed that, but not paid attention to the specifics, they too might wonder "I thought there was going to be a new episode".

If they don't bother starting until baseball is over, then it's a whole lot clearer. If they start early, then one has to pay attention because there will be interruptions (and even possibly interruptions of baseball which causes FOX to put on a rerun episode of The Simpsons since they hadn't scheduled a new episode because they thought there'd be a baseball game that night.

Michael

WiseguyMichael Black

Michael Black wrote in news:[email]:

Well, any series might have a pre-emption on any given week. It is silly to assume a new episode will be shown simply because the season has already started.

Keith F. LynchWiseguy

Nobody here has done that. Maybe it's equally foolish to rely on Wikipedia as the source for when new episodes will be shown, as I did. I don't know.

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WiseguyKeith F. Lynch

"Keith F. Lynch" wrote in news:j7l89q$g6$1 @reader1.panix.com:

I don't know if anyone has done that, but someone mentioned it and I replied to it. Again, that part was deleted from your response.

Keith F. LynchWiseguy

I looked here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Simpsons_episodes

It doesn't currently list any episodes between October 2 and October 30, but it did.

We'll see if the October 30 episode also disappears.

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Don Del GrandeKeith F. Lynch

Keith F. Lynch wrote:

The original plan was to air a repeat of "500 Keys" if the Rangers-Tigers series did not need a seventh game. (It has finally occured to Fox that they shouldn't schedule new episodes of shows on days where they might have to pre-empt them for baseball games.)

However, because of the rainout from the previous week, which caused a game to be moved, Fox needed a place to air a new episode of "The X Factor" that got lost in the shuffle, so they aired it this Sunday.

-- Don