CBS Bash Reagan Movie

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[Quick1]

I hope they are ground zero in the next attack and I hope all them glow green in the dark, it will make them easier targets if they survive.

Wow, that's way past crossing the line.

[Quick1]

I think that's a new record for multiple postings.

[Dick Vomer]

sorry, sunspots made that happen... really laggy.

[A CA Guy]

OK, I'll bite, was that a stroke or an attack of some kind while you managed to keep finger on the send button?

[Dick Vomer]

kinda embarassed.....

[dts32041]

Did your post button get stuck?

[GrandMoM]

OK, I'll bite, was that a stroke or an attack of some kind while you managed to keep finger on the send button? LOL....I think he/she is really series!!!!!!!!

[FormerlyAnotherLurker]

Do I have to respond THAT many times? LOL

I was planning on getting a Saturn Vue. Now I'll wait a couple weeks and if Saturn sponsors it, I'll get something else and send Saturn (and Chevrolet & any other car manufacturer sponsor) a copy of the window sticker along with the Saturn brochure, the salesman's card, and other info that shows I was looking at the Vue.
Hit 'em where it hurts. Rants just get trashed and might even make them feel good about irritating a right-winger.

[Dick Vomer]

I hit the post button and it went to the preview.... then I hit the post button, then it was REALLY slow to post to the new window so I hit the post button again as a kind of "refresh"... well it lagged again with the little blue bar at the bottom taking it's time to crawl across the bottom... so I hit it again... and again.... and again..... jeez... who knew it would post each time. Very similar to holding the trigger down on a full auto weapon when you thought it was on semi-auto.... (sheepish grin).. :-\

[Uncle Miltie]

As submitted:

Your anti-historical slander of a dying President Reagan, unable to defend himself, is abhorrent. You may not recall, but we do, that Reagan defeated communism and launched the greatest economy in history with massive tax cuts.

Focusing on make believe trivia belittles this great man. I know that is your purpose, so go to hell.

[GrandMoM]

....I have never seen anyone post THAT many times. WTH happened?????? Are you allright????????

[A CA Guy]

Oh we all have done that Dick, you just beat the FR record though by at least 5 repeated posts. LOL

[cameraman]

Find out who the local sponsors will be or the local station and let them know how you feel.

You are so correct. Attacking the major network will have no impact and may only lead them into believing that MORE people will watch. Contacting your local CBS affiliate and letting them know how you feel will most likely have a larger impact than contacting CBS headquarters. I have written CBS headquarters twice and have never received a response, however, I have contaced a local station once and received a prompt reply addressing my concern. Local markets depend on you more and most often will listen to what you have to say.

[Revolting cat!]

absolutely go after the local ads..... it's so much easier.

find out date and time, locate local provider and find out listing for ads. Kinda difficult but with enough internet access and communication on the boards it should be easy enough. Usually cars, real estate, banks and then the "major" market maker/sponsor...... probably condom or toilet paper companies ...... hee hee hee.

You can say that again!

[backhoe]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1007267/posts

e mail links for sponsors of "The Reagans"
Free Republic PA Board ^ | Oct. 24, 2003 | Owl_Eagle and Dr. Scarpetta

Blockbuster
Pontiac
Visa- Unkown
Target
Reebok
Dr Scholls (Schering-Plough) (908) 298-4000
Doritos (Frito Lay) 1-800-352-4477. Ask for operator 100
Ericsson
Chevy
United Airlines
Budweiser
Monster.com
American Express (note this link is actually for issues related to using the card, but it's the closest I could find.)
Brita water
Royal Caribbean
Gillette
Lean cuisine
Jack in the Box 1-800-955-5225
Corona
Saturn
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/07/31/utility/main517034.shtml

Here's a link to many of CBS's affiliates. Have at it.

 

[Dick Vomer]

http://www.winktv.com/x258.xml

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/07/31/utility/main517034.shtml

http://www.cbs.com/sales/contact/contact.shtml

this is for local contacts and the top link is for southwest Florida

[Dick Vomer]

I can repost that list again 4-5 times in case ya'll didn't get it the first time.... ;_)

har har har ROTFLMAO

[Uncle Hal]

I understand there is a scene where Nancy, hits her daughter, Patti. I have to wonder where that came from. Do you suppose CBS talked to Patti? Patti always seemed to have a love/hate relationship with her parents. This would not be the first time Patti has embarrassed her mom and Dad.

[GeorgiaYankee]

Listen...hear that? It's the death rattle of the mainstream media!


"Few Viewers and Network Executives Scratch Their Heads"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1005646/posts

As the ratings have rolled in for the first three weeks of the new television season, one question has dominated the conversations inside the industry's executive suites: what the heck is going on?

Network executives are baffled by a season unlike any seen before. Returning hit shows like "Friends" and "E.R." are losing significant numbers of viewers from previous years.

New shows have performed far worse than almost anyone expected, a result capped off Monday night when the Fox network started two shows that had received huge promotional pushes during the baseball playoffs, "The Next Joe Millionaire" and "Skin," and they posted crushingly disappointing numbers. And men between 18 and 24 are apparently deserting television in droves.

So far this year nearly 20 percent fewer men in that advertiser-friendly demographic are watching television during prime time than during the same period last year.

[MamaB]

Could it possibly be that people are really sick and tired of the garbage on tv these days? Maybe people are getting smart and have quit watching tv and doing something better like reading! I know I have not watched network tv in years.