Something that's been a core part of NCIS since Season 1 Episode 1. Gibbs Rules. Everyone has always asked where they came from. Tonite the episode aired where the viewers finally get to find out where they came from and some background. What happens? USA mutes the audio so they can tell everyone there's another episode coming up. After they finish flappin their yap, they go back to the episode where it's silent except for a train whistle to the end. Way to go USA. You remind me of the old AM radio stations where the DJ would talk thru the first third of a song, let you listen to some of it then talk thru the last third.
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QUOTE (michvhf @ Oct 14 2009, 08:09 PM) 
You remind me of the old AM radio stations where the DJ would talk thru the first third of a song, let you listen to some of it then talk thru the last third.
I hate that. DJs still talk through the first parts of songs. *screams*
QUOTE (Reiterin @ Oct 14 2009, 08:52 PM)
I hate that. DJs still talk through the first parts of songs. *screams*
Yeah, I stopped listening to those stations. Eventually discovered that satellite radio was it. Been listening to the same station for quite a few years. The DJs don't talk thru anything and they actually know what they're playing and the backgrounds and history of it. Not only is it refreshing, you get a whole new appreciation for what you're listening to.
USA could learn from them.
that's nice. I'm not in the car often enough to make satellite radio worth it. (not do I listen to radio outside of the car)
I listen to the classical music station, mostly Just because it is publicly supported - No commercials! and no stupid chit chat and celebrity gossip. (can't Stand that stuff!) =P
I listen to the classical music station, mostly Just because it is publicly supported - No commercials! and no stupid chit chat and celebrity gossip. (can't Stand that stuff!) =P
QUOTE (Reiterin @ Oct 14 2009, 09:58 PM)
that's nice. I'm not in the car often enough to make satellite radio worth it. (not do I listen to radio outside of the car)
I listen to the classical music station, mostly Just because it is publicly supported - No commercials! and no stupid chit chat and celebrity gossip. (can't Stand that stuff!) =P
I listen to the classical music station, mostly Just because it is publicly supported - No commercials! and no stupid chit chat and celebrity gossip. (can't Stand that stuff!) =P
I listen to deep tracks. All the stuff I grew up with and so much of it was music I never even knew was there, just not played. No commercials. It's cool that you may hear Zappa followed by some early Moody Blues followed by a band you never even heard of but that you woulda bought their album in a heartbeat had you knew it existed.
End of the nite for me. G'Nite Reit!
QUOTE (michvhf @ Oct 14 2009, 10:07 PM)
It's cool that you may hear Zappa followed by some early Moody Blues followed by a band you never even heard of but that you woulda bought their album in a heartbeat had you knew it existed.
That is very cool.
On the NCISLA, next week aren't some of our NCIS supposed to be on?
QUOTE (krodgers @ Oct 15 2009, 01:46 PM)
On the NCISLA, next week aren't some of our NCIS supposed to be on?
Abby and Vance.
I hadn't heard about that. Cool.
QUOTE (Reiterin @ Oct 15 2009, 04:28 PM)
I hadn't heard about that. Cool.
It was in the NCIS:LA preview for next week.
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It was in the NCIS:LA preview for next week.
I don't wacth the new version so I'm totally lost.
QUOTE (michvhf @ Oct 15 2009, 05:30 PM)
It was in the NCIS:LA preview for next week.
Ah! that's why I missed it.
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Ah! that's why I missed it.
no clue
QUOTE (michvhf @ Oct 14 2009, 09:09 PM)
Something that's been a core part of NCIS since Season 1 Episode 1. Gibbs Rules. Everyone has always asked where they came from. Tonite the episode aired where the viewers finally get to find out where they came from and some background. What happens? USA mutes the audio so they can tell everyone there's another episode coming up. After they finish flappin their yap, they go back to the episode where it's silent except for a train whistle to the end. Way to go USA. You remind me of the old AM radio stations where the DJ would talk thru the first third of a song, let you listen to some of it then talk thru the last third.
I'm starting to believe USA likes ruining shows for it's viewers.
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I'm starting to believe USA likes ruining shows for it's viewers.
probably.
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