People would rather spend the 10 PM hour watching previously DVR'd recordings than watching Jay Leno. Other things people would prefer to watch to Jay Leno include empty fishbowls, leaky faucets, and the thermostat.
People would rather spend the 10 PM hour watching previously DVR'd recordings than watching Jay Leno. Other things people would prefer to watch to Jay Leno include empty fishbowls, leaky faucets, and the thermostat.
The schmuck can't even ignite a comment.
I keep aborting sentiment.
http://nymag.com/news/media/61857/
At 10pm, I prefer to watch my TV with the power off. Hey, it's a recession here.
I would rather watch a broken Malaysian DVR attempting to masturbate on a hairless dead cat than watch Jay Leno revealing the secrets of the universe as rainbows shot from his eyes like jokes from Nipsey Russell and with the full musical accompaniment of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra and the back-up of 64 dancing, busty teenaged unicorns. Apparently this emotion is common.
from the article: "This was the biggest risk I've ever seen a network take in television history. They gambled and they lost."
wow. overstate much?