Posted on 03/04/2013 5:04:06 AM PST by Mad Dawgg
When a show about the walking dead on basic cable beats every network show in the ratings demographic that advertisers care most about, you have to wonder who the real zombies are.
A zombie, after all, is something that continues to roam, and tries to devour all in its path even though its natural life is over — a description that does not sound that far-fetched when it comes to broadcast networks.
During its run last fall, “The Walking Dead” was the highest-rated show among viewers 18 to 49, the most-sought age group, with a bigger audience than network winners like “The Big Bang Theory,” “American Idol,” “The Voice” and “Modern Family.”
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"The Mad, Bad, Dead!!
OK that makes sense then. Yeah you are below what is recommended for streaming HD video.
See if they have Time Warner in your area. That is what we use. Their internet is awesome but their TV cable sux, we just canceled it (and not missing it a bit!)
On behalf of my fellow Christian white males, we thank you for your tagline..
Mad Men is OK but after the first season I lost interest. But Dead and Bad, RULE! Awesome shows!
Thanks for the recommendation!
From what I’m seeing and hearing, more and more people are doing just what you did.
Don't mention it. :)
The last straw came when I read about some leftwing moron professor urging his students to renounce their whiteness, maleness,and Christianity. I've had enough.
***but AMC’s shows are absolute gold. ~Well written, well acted and crafted.****
Sigh, I remember when AMC had nothing but uncut movies. No ads, no TV shows.
Then they went to crap and commercials in my opinion.
Then I went to IFC. Really good uncut moives, many good foreign movies. Then they also went to crap and commercials.
TCM is about all that is left.
That’s funny. Zombies killing Zombies..........
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