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24. I have no specific knowledge of the situation

Reply to Midwestern Democrat (Reply #18)

Sat Jul 19, 2025, 12:25 PM

Jul 2025

but it would seem to me that the only markets that would have put in digital transmitters would have been in the more urban markets. Rural stations just wouldn't have the audience or advertiser base needed to finance new equipment in some cases, no doubt.

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I will admit, I lost interest in Colbert long ago [View all] BWdem4life Jul 2025 OP

I cut the cable years ago, so I wouldn't know that I've missed anything Seeking Serenity Jul 2025 #1

His show isn't on cable. BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #2

A person would have to be customerserviceguy Jul 2025 #4

It's also on Paramount + SocialDemocrat61 Jul 2025 #5

I'm pretty sure the majority of people in this country are within range of a CBS station. BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #6

Sadly not an option for many. In my area, FemDemERA Jul 2025 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #7

I'm pretty sure NBC and CBS had pretty close to full VHF nationwide clearance all the way back in the '50s - ABC had 30 Midwestern Democrat Jul 2025 #18

I have no specific knowledge of the situation customerserviceguy Jul 2025 #24

Can confirm you can OTA broadcasts in rural areas. BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #36

Which i also don't have. No one in my neighborhood does. Seeking Serenity Jul 2025 #16

Depends on the antenna Oeditpus Rex Jul 2025 #32

Cool story. BannonsLiver Jul 2025 #35

Meaning? (n.t.) Oeditpus Rex Jul 2025 #41

CBS is network TV. You can watch it with an antenna. CentralMass Jul 2025 #10

Same here. Prof. Toru Tanaka Jul 2025 #26

I too, lost interest, but he and his show always got me interested in what he has to say, just not enough to either SWBTATTReg Jul 2025 #3

Colbert clips are on YouTube SocialDemocrat61 Jul 2025 #9

Good! I figured as much, since I've seen a few of them (the recordings). A good thing is hard to keep down. SWBTATTReg Jul 2025 #11

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An Eye for an Aye LetMyPeopleVote Jul 2025 #12

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Yeah GladysKravitz Jul 2025 #19

I basically stopped watching late night talk shows when I totally lost interest in current cinema - Hollywood stopped Midwestern Democrat Jul 2025 #20

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I go in the other direction. pwb Jul 2025 #25

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He had the highest rated late night talk show. Emile Jul 2025 #30

What are these "channels" you speak of? hunter Jul 2025 #38

My preference lately JPK Jul 2025 #31

The problem with late-night talk TV: Oeditpus Rex Jul 2025 #33

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When the host's entire monolgue Oeditpus Rex Jul 2025 #39

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