I didn't put this in my late night show roundup earlier, but The Late, Late Show With Craig Ferguson is going to be live tonight, at 12:35 on CBS (at least on the east coast - not sure how these things work in the midwest and west coast). The guest are Jon Cryer and Amy Yasbeck.
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12-12-2005 @ 6:08PM
TVGenius said...
Nothing other than sports and breaking news is ever live. Not even the network evening newscasts and morning shows. We always used to run a 2-hour-old CBS Evening News at the station I used to work at, because the management was too lazy to teach the master control ops to get the updated feed (when there was one).
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12-12-2005 @ 6:21PM
Captainmicahp said...
Live TV is a stupid stunt. why would you want to watch a live show? to see if something goes wrong. I dont watch TV to see people mess up in their jobs. When I watch TV I want to see something polished and perfect. Look at saturday night live or those old live episodes of the Drew Carey Show. I dont want to watch actors giggling like morons while trying to supress it. The live episode of the West Wing sounded awful. I would have much rather seen a great well prepared slick show. Please dont show live episodic TV it is a lame gimmick that doesnt add anything good to the experience. Having said that talk shows sometimes provide entertaining live TV
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