Which cable networks do Viacom own/air their.shows

Every time I think of Viacom, I always picture this

It's a crying shame that Dixie Carter was NEVER nominated for an Emmy as JS. She was nominated for one for her role on Desperate Housewives.

Viacom's cable networks are BET, CMT, Comedy Central, LOGO, the MTV networks, the Nickelodeon networks, Palladia, Spike, TV Land, and VH1.

Designing Women has a huge GLBTQI following

It's a crying shame that Dixie Carter was NEVER nominated for an Emmy as JS. She was nominated for one for her role on Desperate Housewives.

Viacom's cable networks are BET, CMT, Comedy Central, LOGO, the MTV networks, the Nickelodeon networks, Palladia, Spike, TV Land, and VH1.

God...Here I thought Disney was an entertainment monopoly.

Sigh. Such bullcrap. They even dared say that Avery cooking will be part of a huge umbrella story. Because that's all us, needy, pathetic, stupid soap fans need to hear to be appeased: 'umbrella story.' Please. GTFO, bitches.

They think because they claim the Mariah 'twist' was planned all the way back in August, that it somehow lends credence to this insanity.

I see they've been schooled on exactly what headwriters on this show are supposed to say: We plan longterm, we do umbrella stories, we respect the long history of the show which has always been preserved. Those things were all true, once upon a time. If only they could actually deliver them.

They are clearly not planning long-term. And if they are, they aren't sticking to the plans because the storylines are either all over the place or there is barely any plot development. If they are actually planning stories long term, then we wouldn't have these droughts of plot development until sweeps (which really this sweeps was a snooozefest). The show just seems like it is being written day to day with no foresight as to where the storylines are actually going. And when there finally is some development, the ideas are so stale and repetitive like the fact both Tyler AND Stitch appear to have criminal pasts..along with Mariah. I guess every new character that comes on is going to have criminal past from now on.

Bumping this up since they are departing shortly.

I am wondering why they seemed to be making up the story as they went along instead of having some sort of long term plan with flexibility built in (i.e. characters gelling, actors quitting, etc). The only positive I think they did during their year long stint was fixing Sharon's character.. granted, they went about it in the wrong way.. but Sharon seems to be written much better (though having her confess what she thinks she did while suffering mental illness.. and having another tests done that revealed Jack was the father.. would have gone a long way toward redeeming her character and keeping the paternity in tact.. and having the focus on Victor being the bad guy more clear..imho).