What Does Ghosthunters have that fits into Bravo programming. I'm a fan of the show not just because I'm from Rhode Island where the show originates but come on.
MarcB said:Anything is better than the schlock they normally run - The Real Housewives of whatever.
kenwood101 said:MarcB said:Anything is better than the schlock they normally run - The Real Housewives of whatever.
They could blow up the following channels and it wouldnt phase me
BRAVO,SPIKE,MTV,VH1,TLC,OWN,CARTOON NET,CNBC,MSNBC,WEATHER CHANNEL,Any of thier stupid spinoff channels in the upper tiers,
Give me Discovery,History,USA,FOX NEWS,MAybe Travel and SYFY and Im all set.
It might not fit in the format of bravo, but probably is popular with Bravo's demo. Kinda like unsolved mysteries on lifetime.kenwood101 said:What Does Ghosthunters have that fits into Bravo programming. I'm a fan of the show not just because I'm from Rhode Island where the show originates but come on.
wdb2003 said:Like Barvo Syfy is owned by NBCUniversal. Bravo has been sharing programs from its sister networks for a while. But really how many times we gotta see the Real Housewives? Mostly in the early mornings Bravo run different shows from its sister networks.
But they want people to actually watch that content, and that means it all needs to be in primetime. Besides, a lot of these networks go for different audiences.Dan Dennis said:wdb2003 said:Like Barvo Syfy is owned by NBCUniversal. Bravo has been sharing programs from its sister networks for a while. But really how many times we gotta see the Real Housewives? Mostly in the early mornings Bravo run different shows from its sister networks.
And this is where I have a problem with "sister networks." If there's not enough content to fill up one network, what makes somebody like Comcast/NBCU think it's spreadable over seven?
Provide original content, or get out of the business.
Morgan Wick said:But they want people to actually watch that content, and that means it all needs to be in primetime. Besides, a lot of these networks go for different audiences.Dan Dennis said:wdb2003 said:Like Barvo Syfy is owned by NBCUniversal. Bravo has been sharing programs from its sister networks for a while. But really how many times we gotta see the Real Housewives? Mostly in the early mornings Bravo run different shows from its sister networks.
And this is where I have a problem with "sister networks." If there's not enough content to fill up one network, what makes somebody like Comcast/NBCU think it's spreadable over seven?
Provide original content, or get out of the business.
Now if streaming becomes all the rage, then you might see a lot of "sister networks" get condensed into one or two.
kenwood101 said:Ive been wondering the same thing.With Streaming why do the companies need multiple networks.Same with Premium channels. Why do you need 9 HBO's in this day and age?
kenwood101 said:Give me Discovery,History,USA,FOX NEWS,MAybe Travel and SYFY and Im all set.
...and great World Cinema (the original Breathless, Alphaville, Monkey Grip, The Coca-Cola Kid, Smash Palace). And The South Bank Show. And Inside the Actors' Studio when Lipton was able to pull in actual actors to chat with, before the idiocy that was the two-hour show devoted to Billy Joel...FredLeonard said: