Here's why the Internet will replace TV . . . Because I can't watch The f-ing Office!!!
There at DEFCON-1 on all the TV station and I'm looking up and everything is cool around me . . . Which is all I care about . . . And then I'm comforted by the thought that people making their own choices about what they want to watch is the way that media will evolve . . . Because the alternative is simply watching a bunch of TV people panicked about hail dinging up the nice cars in JoCo.
P.S. - I'm trying to watch it online as we speak but everybody and their girlfriend is on NBC site and it's exceptionally slow.
P.S.S. - Gary Lezak my hero just promised me he'll replay the program . . . Because the weather (rain) wasn't that big of a deal.
P.S.S.S. - AWESOME!!! They started the show at the climax!!!
Going to read comic books instead.
NOPE!!! They didn't replay anything . . . No damage, nobody died, was the hail even that bad? Please Internets, replace TV now.
I live twiitered the whole thing!! We except my awesome chicken sammich from wendy's
ReplyDeleteThey fucked Smallville too!
ReplyDeleteOMFG!! There are a couple of people in the South without power!!!! Then guess what, KMBC, they're not watching your awesome weather coverage. Why they cannot put this shit on their sister station and still give me LOST, I'll never know.
ReplyDeleteOMFG!! There are a couple of people in the South without power!!!! Then guess what, KMBC, they're not watching your awesome weather coverage. Why they cannot put this shit on their sister station and still give me LOST, I'll never know.
ReplyDeleteKatie Horner interrupted CSI for 30 minutes to plot the course of the storm through Memphis, TN.
ReplyDeleteWhat a useless twat.
Funny. You yahoos are complaining about weather coverage on television, but you're doing so ONLINE. Are you actually watching TV? My, aren't you talented?
ReplyDeleteA series of storms that has the potential to tear to shreds that refrigerator box you call an upscale downtown loft might be a wee bit more important than a television show that's going to be available online this time tomorrow. But that's just my opinion.
You know what? Scratch that. Go ahead and sit in front of your precious TV or in front of the PC for hour after hour. Ignore the sirens. Bitch about the weatherman who's trying to perform a public service. When your little cubicle gets turned into matchsticks, I know one person who won't be crying for you.
just download the fucking show you get it in hd without commercials...
ReplyDeleteHere's a novel idea:
ReplyDeleteRemember a couple of decades ago when TV stations ran a "crawl" across the bottom of the screen to let viewers know there was severe weather in the area? Wouldn't that be great if TV stations re-discovered that lost art?
But noooooooo ... they have to do something to show off all that expensive dopler equipment and fancy geegaws and screens that look like someone puked technicolor on them. Then to explain to viewers what they are seeing they get Horse-face Horner or Bryan Dildo to go on cam wasting time explaining what isobars are and talking calls from reporters in the field saying inane comments like "It's really raining here" or "Wow, that was some lightning."
Hell, KMBC even had to dig up a baseball for Pete Grigsby to hold up so viewers could visualize what he meant by "baseball size hail."
What a bunch of fucking losers!
We live in the Midwest. Anyone with an IQ above room temperature knows that if they hear something that sounds like a freight train and they don't live near railroad tracks they better get their ass to the basement.
Skip the wall-to-wall weather coverage and if a few trailer park residents get blown away in a twister, consider it God's way to telling us the gene pool could stand some chlorine.
P.S.S. - Gary Lezak my hero just promised me he'll replay the program
ReplyDeleteI bet.
Fucking cunts!!!! Thursday is the only night I watch TV!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHey, there's nothing wrong with starting the show at the climax. It happens to me all the time.
ReplyDeleteDLC wins the award for the guffaw of the day.
ReplyDeleteSome people lost their homes and a lot of personal possessions you frickin morons. The storms were devastating... but not the storms they were covering at prime time. I agree that the wall-to-wall coverage is stupid. Give us the warnings on the scroll bar across the bottom and as intelligent adults we'll take it from there.
ReplyDeleteBut you have to remember, these are FREE public stations. If you were paying for them then you can bitch... but you don't so you can't. Stop watching local channels and try to get your favorite shows moved to cable.
I get just as mad and upset when they break in on my favorite shows (which were on last night, but didn't get a chance to watch)
But with all the stupid coverage, don't trivalize the storms that came through here last night. They were devastating. I was in the basement with my family seriously believing the second story was going to be ripped off the rest of the house. Fortunately, we got away with minor siding damage. A few blocks north...they weren't so lucky. By the way, those so called tornado sirens that we pay for... first went off at 5:00 p.m. under sunny skies... only went off at 2:30 a.m. after the 85+ miles/hr winds hit... and hit hard they did. Whoever is responsible for turning those things on and off needs to have his/her a$$ kicked.