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ESPN Documentary Films To Air on ABC
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ABC announces a further programming change: Starting this week, Nightline will return to its traditional 11:35 ET time slot. Jimmy Kimmel Live's production has been halted until further notice, and ABC apparently feels it is appropriate to give Nightline a better timeslot due to the rapid spread of COVID-19.
https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/jimmy-kimmel-live-nightline-coronavirus-swap-time-slot-1203534944/
https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/jimmy-kimmel-live-nightline-coronavirus-swap-time-slot-1203534944/
I never wanted to spend the money on cable to get ESPN, but ABC was nice enough to show us the first part of their documentary on O.J. Simpson, and it was excellent. It went on to be nominated for or maybe even win awards. I'd like to see more.
Which means Nightline will air at 11:05PM here in the Yakima market. KAPP only airs 2 1/2 minutes of 'news' at 11pm and then 2 1/2 minutes of commercials.
I wonder if we ever go into national quarantines, will all of the late night shows be preempted for special reports and news coverage from the networks? Imagine Colbert replaced by special CBS News coverage for weeks on end.
I wonder if we ever go into national quarantines, will all of the late night shows be preempted for special reports and news coverage from the networks? Imagine Colbert replaced by special CBS News coverage for weeks on end.
Assuming the news staff is not all positive.
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