Perhaps it was a glitch with their website, or maybe they were updating the content when you were checking their page. Earlier today when I first saw this thread and checked I also saw only about a dozen stations listed, but when I just went back to the C2C site and selected "See All Stations", there are a few hundred listed once again.
The problem with that show was being an overnight show. When ad agencies stopped being interested in buying ads during those times and when the audience for the show got past a certain age, the model rapidly fell apart.
Might make a good book or movie.
Last I checked "Somewhere In Time" was on several 50,000 watt AMs on Saturday night
It would be a combination of too boring at times, and yet too bizarre in other times. Nobody would believe it.
What? How would a story about his life a true life story be hard to believe? He was a radio host? If it was a made for tv movie im sure people would watch and appreciate it.
If one included his spiral down into depression, possibly killing his wife overseas, and all the paranoia? Maybe. To me, it would be too hard to follow.
But like driving by a car wreck, you canāt help but look. Or in this case, listen.
There are a lot E-rated movies out there. I streamed a real dud from Bruce Willis just the other day; Breach. I'd say the only worst Bruce Willis movie has to be Hudson Hawk. Remains the only movie where I've actually walked out of the theater just a few minutes into the movie.
One of the worst examples of this was the movie "54" which was supposed to be about New York City's famous disco nightclub Studio 54. A lot of critics and viewers panned this movie because there were so many interesting stories and fascinating characters that actually patronized the real Studio 54 that it'd easily have been enough to fill 2 full hours of screentime with maybe some enhancements here and there to the script to tie it altogether and create a storyline...Yet Miramax chose to create a mostly fictional story, with some characters very loosley based on actual clubgoers.
And that's the thing about doing movie stories about someone formerly in the entertainment biz. Usually the family is involved or the producer will expect a cease and desist letter from their lawyer. I somehow doubt Bell's kids would agree to having some of their father's strange and dirty laundry exposed to the public in a movie. Even if much of it is fictional.
