Barbara Walters: Evening News Dying
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James Joyner | Tuesday, February 17, 2009 |
The headline from a Portfolio interview with Barbara Walters:
I think the only programs that will still be there as they are now in 10 years are the morning shows. Everything else you can TiVo and watch later or read about on the internet.
I think she’s right.
The best line from said interview: “I have learned to pronounce my ‘r’s’ much better since Gilda Radner.”
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I think the only programs that will still be there as they are now in 10 years are the morning shows. Everything else you can TiVo and watch later or read about on the internet.
In all due respect to Ms. Walters and her age; you had better activate the TiVo soon.
If television programs were trees, what kind of tree would The View be?
If television programs were trees, what kind of tree would The View be?
A Pussy Willow? And that is for the men who watch it.
A Scrub oak? And that is for the women who watch it.
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