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What I have seen on i

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TheREALJM1

I have watched bits & pieces today out of curiosity. I recieve the national feed on cable. The cable company has not bothered to change the Pax logo on the digital box listings.
Ozzie & Harriet was on at 4:00 as usual as was The Beverly Hillbillies at 4:30. Both were very bad prints with scratches and lines down the middle. The Hillbillies was the pilot episode which was noteworthy because it had different opening. Bonanza was on at 5:00 E.D.T. They ran the i logo and some promos for the change from Pax to i. So, so far not much has changed at least on the national feed.

By the way, does anyone know why on Ozzie & Harriet they don't show Rick at the end of the show doing a song? Towards the end of the series it seemed like Rick did a song every week. Could it again be the evil legal issues?
 
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> Ozzie & Harriet was on at 4:00 as usual as was The Beverly
> Hillbillies at 4:30. Both were very bad prints with
> scratches and lines down the middle. The Hillbillies was
> the pilot episode which was noteworthy because it had
> different opening.
> By the way, does anyone know why on Ozzie & Harriet they
> don't show Rick at the end of the show doing a song?
> Towards the end of the series it seemed like Rick did a song
> every week. Could it again be the evil legal issues?
>

The episodes the national Pax shows are the public domain episodes, meaning that the Beverly Hillbillies theme has changed, and Ricky Nelson's numbers have been cut out. The shows are PD, but the songs are still under copyright.
 
> I have watched bits & pieces today out of curiosity. I
> recieve the national feed on cable. The cable company has
> not bothered to change the Pax logo on the digital box
> listings.
> Ozzie & Harriet was on at 4:00 as usual as was The Beverly
> Hillbillies at 4:30. Both were very bad prints with
> scratches and lines down the middle. The Hillbillies was
> the pilot episode which was noteworthy because it had
> different opening. Bonanza was on at 5:00 E.D.T. They ran
> the i logo and some promos for the change from Pax to i.
> So, so far not much has changed at least on the national
> feed.
>
> By the way, does anyone know why on Ozzie & Harriet they
> don't show Rick at the end of the show doing a song?
> Towards the end of the series it seemed like Rick did a song
> every week. Could it again be the evil legal issues?

Yup- The song at the end is cut due to licensing issues. :(

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