George W Bush is going to speek this Monday there chance you may not see the finale this Monday you may see next Monday

Unless you live in Canada, you will see the Finale on
Sunday Night

Originally posted by DishManTV
Unless you live in Canada, you will see the Finale on
Sunday Night

:( Thats NOT good!

Thank you :) does anyone know what time Tonight? (sunday)

I need to know the deal on this. I haven't miss a single episode of these shows all season, and I have no intention of missing the finales.

I sent Pavanbadal, the guru of tv schedules, a PM, so hopefully he'll have the 411.

It is expected that Bush's speech will NOT air on network TV, only on cable.

The Bush administration has not requested the Big Four to air live the president's address to an audience at the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Penn., scheduled for 8 p.m. EDT on the last Monday of the May sweep, a crucial period when networks chase high ratings in order to set ad rates.

NBC, Fox and ABC will proceed with their scheduled programing for the 8-9 p.m. hour -- an episode of "Fear Factor," the finale of "The Swan" and the broadcast premiere of Oscar-winning "A Beautiful Mind," respectively.

NBC and Fox's sibling cable channels, MSNBC and Fox News, will carry the speech.

CBS is not expected to make a final decision on whether to preempt its Monday 8-9 p.m. comedy block -- season finales of "Yes, Dear" and "Still Standing" -- until Monday but sources indicated the network was leaning toward sticking with its regular programing.

Originally posted by pavanbadal
It is expected that Bush's speech will NOT air on network TV, only on cable.

The Bush administration has not requested the Big Four to air live the president's address to an audience at the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Penn., scheduled for 8 p.m. EDT on the last Monday of the May sweep, a crucial period when networks chase high ratings in order to set ad rates.

NBC, Fox and ABC will proceed with their scheduled programing for the 8-9 p.m. hour -- an episode of "Fear Factor," the finale of "The Swan" and the broadcast premiere of Oscar-winning "A Beautiful Mind," respectively.

NBC and Fox's sibling cable channels, MSNBC and Fox News, will carry the speech.

CBS is not expected to make a final decision on whether to preempt its Monday 8-9 p.m. comedy block -- season finales of "Yes, Dear" and "Still Standing" -- until Monday but sources indicated the network was leaning toward sticking with its regular programing.

that very good news if he wants to talked after the 2003-04 Season is over he what ever he wants effect for fox

the Bad News I glad none of our Mondays show is on Tuesday beacuse it will get pre-empty showdown with Bush & Kerry and the Election