1 minute ago, j swift said:

I guess my triggers are uninformed opinions, retweets of dumb social media posts, and the intentional use of poor grammar for humor...

Well, welcome to the world of social media. Unfortunately, you're powerless over the situation.

Where I live if you are a senior there is a cable package that for one tv in the 30-40 dollar range. This is mainly local channels, so NBC is included…so I can see someone with that package and no Internet beyond on their phone opting out, if their tv is too old without an HDMI port you can’t even cast from a phone to a Roku..but if your cell package has throttling or is not unlimited Peacock may be out of reach without help and a spend of more than what is advertised.

The irony! Literally, as the final NBC broadcast of DAYS had about 1 minute to go, NBC interrupted the show to those of us who watched the show at 12 pm. Literally a minute left in the show. I understand why they interrupted the final NBC broadcast - and those of you who get the show at 1pm will see the finale as will those of you on the other time zones, hopefully. 

1 hour ago, j swift said:

I guess my triggers are uninformed opinions, retweets of dumb social media posts, and the intentional use of poor grammar for humor...

[Slapping hand repeatedly on thigh] 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I love it

This.

Here, above, ^^ did you see this 10 minute montage of great moments in Days of Our Lives?!! I'm not kidding. I want you to see it! Noel, have you seen this? Caroline, I know you want to see it.

Edited September 9, 20223 yr by Tonksadora
Just not wanting anyone to miss this.

I subscribe to Paramount Plus, HULU with Disney Bundle, HBO Max, Prime, Starz deal for $3 a month for 6 months and it's still not that pricey. Often you can find deals if you bundle it's cheaper

 

3 minutes ago, dragonflies said:

 

I know that this is an important news story, but NBC could've waited 30 seconds. Honestly, what they did was a little disrespectful

LOL at yet another non-important pre-emption. Seriously, the *king* of England is not breaking news in the US.

My favorite comment on TVLINE:

'Barbara says:

September 9, 2022 at 11:27 AM

So sorry that NBC is moving Days. Don’t have internet access so won’t be able to follow.'

Somehow she was able to post without internet. lol

6 minutes ago, dragonflies said:

 

Even to the end Days gets shafted by NBC and leaves Daytime TV with no real ending for those that won't watch again.

3 minutes ago, edgeofnik said:

LOL at yet another non-important pre-emption. Seriously, the *king* of England is not breaking news in the US.

My favorite comment on TVLINE:

'Barbara says:

September 9, 2022 at 11:27 AM

So sorry that NBC is moving Days. Don’t have internet access so won’t be able to follow.'

Somehow she was able to post without internet. lol

Agreed! The speech wasn't pressing news to preempt programming. 

13 minutes ago, AbcNbc247 said:

I know that this is an important news story, but NBC could've waited 30 seconds. Honestly, what they did was a little disrespectful

I'm surprised they didn't pre-empt the whole episode. 

It's quite poetic. NBC didn't really care that much about the show and its audience to the very end.

Or maybe they did that on purpose, to encourage people to watch on Peacock without interruptions? LOL

Edited September 9, 20223 yr by Jdee43

Well, there won’t be any interruptions on Peacock, so that’s a plus.  😂

Some people think that going online on their phone isn’t Internet, and well I understand if someone did not want to watch a show on a tiny screen…I Have access to two NBC stations, one ran a banner the other did not. I watched the station without the banner and was there a promo at the end of the episode from NBC?

13 minutes ago, ~bl~ said:

Some people think that going online on their phone isn’t Internet, and well I understand if someone did not want to watch a show on a tiny screen…I Have access to two NBC stations, one ran a banner the other did not. I watched the station without the banner and was there a promo at the end of the episode from NBC?

Yeah, well 80% of US Household subscribe to at least 1 streaming network so I'm not sure those who are left behind are of concern to the networks/streamers.

Plus, Thursday Night Football is now exclusive to Amazon Prime. (Last night's telecast was actually a Sunday Night Football Special). And TNF has a much bigger audience than DAYS.

It's just the way it is. Shows like Lucifer, Manifest, Evil, Seal Team, DWTS, Orville, etc.have all made the move from OTA to streaming because that was the only way to make economically feasible.

2 hours ago, TEdgeofNight said:

The irony! Literally, as the final NBC broadcast of DAYS had about 1 minute to go, NBC interrupted the show to those of us who watched the show at 12 pm.

Quite the metaphor for NBC's handling of the show's final weeks on air.

 

Edited September 9, 20223 yr by teplin