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Originally Posted by bencasey
Timeslots? Really? That's what people are complaining about? We've only had the ability to timeshift record programs for what, 35 years now? Its 2012, not 1962. If by this point you don't know how to record a show to watch when you want, then you probably shouldn't be allowed to own something as complicated as a television anyway. Stick to books.
What I would like to see if for them to buy more shows that are uncut, as most of the Universal series seem to be. Other than Here Come the Brides, everything Sony and DL Taffner sends them is butchered beyond belief. And also they have way too many sitcoms on not enough dramas. Get rid of all of the Norman Lear crap and the 90s shows and maybe add Name of the Game, Owen Marshall, Run For Your Life and The Bold Ones.
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It's hard to program to record a show when you haven't watched it before. It's easier for me to sample a show for the first time that airs between 7pm and 1am.