During the presentation of the world premiere movie, "Who Is Clark Rockefeller?" about a man who kidnapped his own daughter, and it became a subject on "America's Most Wanted". It also starred Eric McCormick, from TV's "Will & Grace". There were some irate comments during the movie, and after that, it was Lifetime's fault, not DirecTV, DishTV, or your reliable cable company. Moments later, Lifetime apologized the issue.
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Lifetime Cable was knocked off the air.
- Thread starter TroyG
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It was the weather. Nasty Nasty Nasty. Millions of gallons of rain. Hurricane force winds. Tune in tonite at 9PM, 11PM, and tomorrow at 9PM. All times Eastern.
http://www.mylifetime.com/about-us/...ler-lifetime-television-programming-statement
http://www.mylifetime.com/about-us/...ler-lifetime-television-programming-statement
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Perhaps it was just nature's way of saying to Lifetime that they over-promoted this event. 
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searadiofreak
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Actually, the "TV for women" slogan is long gone. They do offer programming for the masses, but do tend to skew female. So their former slogan still has an impact, which is probably fine for them and their advertisers. However, their programming does offer a nice variety. I think overall they will continue to do well.
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