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FROM TV GUIDE 2015........

10PM NBC: Law and Order: Barstow
10PM ABC: No Ordinary, Modern Family Affair Guy

9PM CBS: CSI: St.Paul
9PM FOX: Universe Idol

8PM CBS: Two and a Half Dead Guys
8PM NBC: Chuck, in charge
 
From Marc B:

"I think he's way off-base here. I don't even think TV will exist in 2015. By then everyone will be watching online."

Marc, I have dial-up internet. It will take nothing short of governmental intervention on a huge scale to entice internet providers into providing universal high-speed internet service.
 
MarcB said:
I don't even think TV will exist in 2015. By then everyone will be watching online.
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Online viewing (as on TV's and not PC's) is an insignificant number presently and unless and until broadband (a) has universal access - even in Jasper Junction - and (b) costs are reasonable and (c) speeds can support HD video you won't see a big change.

It may even take a culture change (or at least some evolution) to change viewing habits from what they are today to on-demand viewing. And while it is common to have multiple PC's in a house it is not common to have more than one HD big-screen. While single 20-somethings wouldn't necessarily have an issue, family member's fighting for the big-screen might.

Lastly, online programming isn't anywhere near the PQ of OTA or even cable/sat yet. And would I spend big bucks for an HD big-screen to watch Youtube video's? Not likely for the majority of viewers today or in the near future.

Eventually there will be something on the 'Net worth watching on a state-of-the-art TV but most likely not within a five-year timeframe.
 
There will be an all Simpsons channel in 2015, they have more than enough episodes to go 2 weeks without a repeat! Also, they'll have a new show called "Three Men"! :D
 
I'd like to add one.A new show called."The Six Billion Dollar Couple with K.I.T.T" Lee Majors and Lindsay Wagner will come out of retirement and star in their roles with KnightRiders KITT.David Hasselhoff will drive KITT ,Richard Anderson will play Oscar and replace Devin Miles postion.
 
Markieo said:
There will be an all Simpsons channel in 2015, they have more than enough episodes to go 2 weeks without a repeat! Also, they'll have a new show called "Three Men"! :D
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FOX Sunday Night, 2015:

7pm (6pm Central/Mountain): Simpsons Classic
7:30: Simpsons Classic
8:00: Family Guy Classic
8:30: Family Guy Classic
9:00: The New In Living Color
9:30: In Living Color 25 (episodes from 1990)

As for the idea of "Three Men," if Mr. Sheen doesn't change his ways, it will be called "Weekend at Charlie's."
 
Alaska 4-9 ("Book 'em Bristol")
"The Love Boat" with special guest Barack Obama
"The Wilfred Brimley Show"
"Born Again"-staring Rev. Bill Maher
"The Biggest Losers" staring Barbera Boxer, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi
Cops
"Old Train" staring the late Don Cornelius
"Family Jewels" featuring Bill Clinton
"Extreme Chin Makeover" Staring Jay Leno
 
Let's not forget the cable newsers!
CNN:
A revival of "Out in the Open" starring openly bigoted Rick Sanchez and openly gay Anderson Cooper. ;D

FNC:
The Dick Cheney Show
Mama Grizzly Bear Hour (Sarah Palin)

MSNBC:
Lockup
To Catch A Predator
 
You know "America's Funniest Home Videos" will still be on.

You forgot "Law and Order: Chicago", "CSI' Detroit" and "NCIS: San Francisco".

And where is "Green Acres"?
 
On-Line viewing will die about twenty seconds after they start charging for it ;D .
 
Educational fare on UPBC (Universal Public Broadcasting Care formally PBS only this time funding is mandatory from every living person on the planet) will include:

The Environmentally Green Renewable Energy Company
Tahini Street
King Friday the XIIIth and The Land Of Plausibility (because creativity and imagination have been outlawed by then)

All programs will be aired in our native tongue of Chinese Mandarin with Spanish audio available on SAP. English closed captioning available on a few select programs on CC3.
 
I concur with the others - TV as we know it won't be much different in 2015. The programming will just be more of the worst of the worst. And probably more local news in some of the larger markets...

FOX

1 AM-1 PM - Good Day New York
1 PM-3 PM - court shows
4 PM-8 PM - FOX 5 News
9 PM - The Simpsons
9:30 PM - The Simpsons
10 PM - FOX 5 News
11 PM - The Cleveland Show
11:30 PM - The Simpsons Meet The Griffins
12 AM - The Stewie Griffin Show
12:30 AM - The Quagmire Show (rated TV-MA)

CBS

12:30 AM-11 AM - CBS 2 News
11 AM-12 PM - The Price is Right
12 PM-1 PM - court shows
1 PM-6:30 PM - CBS 2 News
6:30-7:00 PM - CBS Evening News
7-8 PM - The Price is Right
8-9 PM - Three and a Half Women
9-10 PM - CSI: Cleveland
10-11 PM - CSI: Seattle
11-11:35 - CBS 2 News
11:35-12:35 AM - David Letterman
 
Law and Order: Hooterville. Starring Pamela Anderson and Dolly Parton
The Brady Grandkids
Morbidly Obese Albert and the Cosby Kids
My Mother the Cell phone
Minivan Nascar
 
New Fall Shows!

William Shatner in "S--t My Motherf---er A--hole of a B--ching Dad F---ing Says"
Law & Order: Yukon Territory, with Michael Moriarty coming back as Ben Stone.
Law & Order: Star Trek, a combination of two classic franchises, created by Gene Roddenberry and Dick Wolf.
M*A*S*H: Afghanistan
Son of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve 2015
Scarecrow and Don King
Sons of the Sons of Anarchy
Men of a Certain Orientation
America's Next Top Tonight Show Host
Carson's Comedy Classics that NBC Thankfully Didn't Erase
Five Minute Last Call with Carson Daly
Saturday Night Lifeless
Dallas: The Next Generation (Oh, wait....isn't TNT doing something like that?)
CSI: Afterlife
The $25,000-Before-Taxes Pyramid
 
MarcB said:
I think he's way off-base here. I don't even think TV will exist in 2015. By then everyone will be watching online.
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No. TV will still exist. It'll just be like the 1950s when TV co-existed with Old Time Radio shows (Some like Jack Benny enjoyed life on BOTH Radio & TV during the 1950s).

Only difference is TV as we know it will be in the same old shoes OTR shows were in while the new & adaptable stuff goes online in some fashion.

Just my opinion.....

Cheers :D
 
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