Happy29
05-29-2003, 10:53 PM
Managing a News Network like a Sports Team
It's summer time and at around this time of year, tv shows are killing off characters because their actor or actress couldnt agree on the contract terms. I'm pretty sure you know what that means ! It's time for MSNBC to do some spring cleaning with their TV shows and ultimately demolish the ones that are doing terrible. Now, I know MSNBC might or might not cancel these shows but statistically, they're always right on the money during this time of year.
MSNBC's "Scarborough Country" hosted by former Congressman Joe Scarborough (R) Florida is MSNBC's answer to Bill O'Reilly. Yes, Joe Scarborough is doing a better job than his predeccesor Alan Keyes, but he wont be any more aggressive than O'Reilly is. And that's why his job maybe in jeopardy.
Hardball doesn't look like it's going to go anytime soon despite the not uncommon absence of host Chris Matthews. Hardball has been the longest running out of all these shows.
Buchanan and Press doesn't look like it's going to go south either because it has two of the largest extremists on both sides of the political fence and makes for an exciting debate.
Who's going to get axed? Only time will tell....
It's summer time and at around this time of year, tv shows are killing off characters because their actor or actress couldnt agree on the contract terms. I'm pretty sure you know what that means ! It's time for MSNBC to do some spring cleaning with their TV shows and ultimately demolish the ones that are doing terrible. Now, I know MSNBC might or might not cancel these shows but statistically, they're always right on the money during this time of year.
MSNBC's "Scarborough Country" hosted by former Congressman Joe Scarborough (R) Florida is MSNBC's answer to Bill O'Reilly. Yes, Joe Scarborough is doing a better job than his predeccesor Alan Keyes, but he wont be any more aggressive than O'Reilly is. And that's why his job maybe in jeopardy.
Hardball doesn't look like it's going to go anytime soon despite the not uncommon absence of host Chris Matthews. Hardball has been the longest running out of all these shows.
Buchanan and Press doesn't look like it's going to go south either because it has two of the largest extremists on both sides of the political fence and makes for an exciting debate.
Who's going to get axed? Only time will tell....