This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Jay, You message was addressed incorrectly. I'm sure it wasn't intended for me. Lee
Dave, Good look with your letter writing. You might want to add Lorimar to your list. I'm not sure who's in charge these days. You might try either Lee Rich or Merv Adelson at: Lorimar Telepictures 10202 W. Washington Boulevard Culver City CA 90230 Lee
Ben, How are you receiving STAR TREK transmissions with your TV off? Does your communicator do pictures? :') Lee
Dave, You can try a letter writing campaign, but remember CAGNEY AND LACEY was not getting bad ratings the summer it was finally renewed. The episode that pushed them over the edge into renewal received a 35 share, not shabby by any standards, particularly for a repeat. That particular episode…
Dave, I hope STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION succeeds. But I'd like to correct a mis-perception in your message. You make it sound as if the way ratings affect a program is different for syndicated product than it is for network shows. Simply not true. A show's health in syndication…
Dave, I hope STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION succeeds. But I'd like to correct a mis-perception in your message. You make it sound as if the way ratings affect a program is different for syndicated product than it is for network shows. Simply not true. A show's health in syndication…
Larry, Look at the run Ronald Reagan's had. It *is* scary! Lee
Larry, Look at the run Ronald Reagan's had. It *is* scary! Lee
Michael, I meant that it was the demographics of the new rating system that are skewed more toward "younger and hipper" viewers. Theoretically that should have helped MAX since its audience was young, urban, supposedly hip. While DALLAS' audience is older rural, supposedly more conservative. Being older and rural myself…
Michael, I meant that it was the demographics of the new rating system that are skewed more toward "younger and hipper" viewers. Theoretically that should have helped MAX since its audience was young, urban, supposedly hip. While DALLAS' audience is older rural, supposedly more conservative. Being older and rural myself…
GreG, Not until people stop watching dribble. Or was that a rhetorical question? Lee
Stephen, 1) I bought the first A500 my dealer sold, and was first on this board with one (middle of June). Have had zero problems. The choice between a 500 and a 2000 should depend on what you want to do with it, not quality control. 2) I've added the…
Larry, Wow, the very first? I'm humbled by the responsibility! I was also the first one into the store when they called the people on the waiting list to tell them the 500's were in. But while I was there, Number Two arrived. And as I was leaving Number Three…
Larry, Wow, the very first? I'm humbled by the responsibility! I was also the first one into the store when they called the people on the waiting list to tell them the 500's were in. But while I was there, Number Two arrived. And as I was leaving Number Three…
#Amiga 500
Message #73038
I'm a new member of the Forum, and just took delivery today of my Amiga 500. While I'm not new to computing, I've lived exclusively in the MS-DOS world, and am certainly a stranger in a strange land with the Amiga. Is there a particular subtopic for very basic questions?…
#Amiga 500
Message #73038
I'm a new member of the Forum, and just took delivery today of my Amiga 500. While I'm not new to computing, I've lived exclusively in the MS-DOS world, and am certainly a stranger in a strange land with the Amiga. Is there a particular subtopic for very basic questions?…
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