Posted elsewhere, but reminds us of UM's ultimate failure

[everybodylovesrs]

Originally Posted by MegtheEgg86

Great. Then keep up the good work and tell us about that instead of relegating your posts to complaints about Cosgrove-Meurer every time an opportunity presents itself.



That's not any U.S. production company or network's operational schema. Capitalism is about turning a profit. I'm not at all arguing the moral correctness. It just is what it is.

I didn't know Robert Stack. I don't know how invested he was, and frankly it doesn't matter.

We can seethe at Cosgrove-Meurer and the networks all day, but ultimately, like I've said three times now, solving cases isn't their responsibility. I feel like it's more important to support families, friends, law enforcement, and the courts through creative means (such as the Internet. Look at Charley Project) than to bemoan the cancellation of a show (with well over a decade's run) twelve years ago and spout off about how "selfish" for-profit television companies are. It sucks. We got it. Let's move on.

Damn, you sure like carrying water for C-M. Not going to get anywhere with you. Go back to talking about Resurrection Mary or something. lol.

[MegtheEgg86]

Originally Posted by everybodylovesrs

Damn, you sure like carrying water for C-M.

It's just basic American economics, dude. I'm sure few people here like it. I don't. But it is what it is.

[mozartpc27]

MegtheEgg on point, as usual.

[rarjake]

With all the damn cable channels, I don't get why no one else has picked up on unsolved mysteries style. Its not like AMC, in that it does more then just fugitive crimes. It looks back on crimes decades old, looks at UFO, bizzare murders, ect. I mean Discovery I.D has all these whacky little shows on that are 30 minutes long, but not unsolved mysteries? Just don't understand it.