Nick at Nite.

[tall_guy1]

What happened to this channel? A few months ago, there was a bit of variety with Friends, Seinfeld, Mike and Molly and Young Sheldon. Now there's 15 episodes of Friends and 4 episodes of Mike and Molly per night (Seinfeld and Young Sheldon are off) and the page only lists two total shows (Friends and M & M) total! I don't know why they'd remove something as popular as Seinfeld. Remember when they used to show dozens of shows on here? What happened?

 

[Don CT]

Contractual rights most likely.

I remember when all the shows on Nick at Nite where all in black and white.

 

[CTListener]

Moronic binge watching has made much of cable TV unwatchable to people used to the traditional variety of the old days. I have no idea why that way of consuming television caught on as big as it has, but it's here, and I'm afraid it's here to stay. I wonder what the age and gender splits when it comes to binge watching. I wouldn't be surprised if it's done more by females in the "sacred sales demo" than any other group.

 

[anotherguyTN]

Streaming is probably the biggest cause of binge watching and cable has picked up on it.

If it's a show like MASH that is a favorite I can binge watch it, but if it's other shows i don't like as well I'm out.

 

[Marcos_C]

Some streaming services, like Disney+, usually publish one episode of a series per week. I think it makes more sense than publishing all the episodes of a series at once because that way, the streaming service can keep the people who subscribe just for the series for more than one month.