COURIC TALK SHOW GRABS 55 OF TOP 60 MARKETS, OVER 80% OF THE USA

[gregg75]

Looks like there is going to be a lot of talking going on in 2012.

http://www.deadline.com/2011/11/kat...ow-cleared-in-more-than-80-of-us/#more-194690

 

[Mario500]

There is a problem with the World Wide Web site for "Katie" (http://www.katieshow.tv). A list of affiliates was there.

 

[mgsports]

But doesn't who and her Website shows nothing.

 

[vchimpanzee]

I'm just so glad Scott Pelley has replaced her on CBS. That cutesy smile in the commercials for the Regis special is so annoying.

Without her I might have considered watching the Regis special, except I have so much on my TiVo to watch there's no room to add more to the list of what has to be watched.

 

[bpatrick]

I do know that these have been added:

WMAR Baltimore (ABC)
KSTP St. Paul-Minneapolis (ABC)
WEWS Cleveland (ABC)
KMOV St. Louis (CBS)
KGW Portland, OR (NBC)
WSMV Nashville (NBC)
WCMH Columbus, OH (NBC)
KSL Salt Lake City (NBC)
WLOS Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville (ABC)
KSAT San Antonio (ABC)
WZZM Grand Rapids (ABC)
WBMA Birmingham, AL (ABC--I assume that WCFT/33
and WJSU/40 will also carry her)

I got this at tvnewscheck.com. There's quite a bit of
backlash from viewers who believe (as I do) that this
spells the end of "General Hospital"; that the only way
"GH" could continue would be if "The Chew" or "The Revolution"
fails and "GH" moves to either 1 or 2 PM (ET); given the relative
production costs of a soap to a lifestyle show that doesn't appear
likely. Some of these same people are also predicting the demise
of "Days Of Our Lives" at the same time, and then CBS follows suit
and cancels, first, "B&B" and, finally, "Y&R." (I'm not counting on
the cancellations of any of the remaining soaps on CBS or NBC just
yet, especially the two on CBS.)