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Where the hell is DC's Legends of Tomorrow?

I just checked my cable service's interactive program guide to plan the evening's TV watching, yet was completely unable to find DC's Legends of Frigging Tomorrow at its usual time (or anywhere near it) on its usual
channel.

No new episode, no rerun, no nothing. It's just *gone*.

What the hell happened? Did they finally cancel it? Why no fanfare?

I wish to hell the networks would actually tell viewers what the hell is
going on. For the past few years I've noticed more and more often shows
just jumping around, disappearing for weeks at a time, or even
disappearing and never coming back without any announcements or messages telling people what to expect and why. Is it gone forever? Is it back in a
week or two? After Christmas? Did it move to another night or a different
time? Who knows! The only way to find out is to check the guide every day
and see if it reappears.

Is it too much to ask to a) stick to a regular schedule for months at a
time rather than only a week or two and b) when for some stupid reason you really can't, put a blasted message at the end of the episode just before
the move/gap/whatever telling people where/when to find the next one? They
do do that *occasionally* -- "Next week's episode airs at a special time"
or similarly -- but all too often they just silently move stuff around...

Of course, whenever they screw around like this it plays hell with
programmed DVRs too, and no amount of alert messages would help with that.
The thing will record whatever is on at 10 pm, come hell or high water,
and if they yanked your show and replaced it with some stupid half-baked
movie or event or something instead, you'll get a chunk of that instead of
what you wanted.

Of course, people not getting what they want leads to people taking their
money (or their ad-viewing) elsewhere, so I have to question the
intelligence or motives of any businessman at a network that thinks
rearranging the schedule every three weeks is better than rearranging it
just once in May, once in September, and once in January like in the good
old days.

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On Monday, March 25, 2019 at 4:33:51 PM UTC-4, Bob Robertson wrote:

Where the hell is DC's Legends of Tomorrow?

I just checked my cable service's interactive program guide to plan the evening's TV watching, yet was completely unable to find DC's Legends of Frigging Tomorrow at its usual time (or anywhere near it) on its usual channel.

[quote]

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, which came off the schedule in December to make room for the displaced Black Lightning, will return April 1 to its
previous night, Monday, but shifting from 9 PM to 8 PM. It will switch
places with Arrow, which will slide to 9 PM Arrow will be preempted on
April 1 for an April Fools Day Penn & Teller: Fool Us special and will
air a rerun on April 8 against the NCAA mens basketball championship game before returning to originals in its new berth on April 15.

[/quote]

https://deadline.com/2019/01/the-cw-spring-premiere-dates-jane-the-virgin-izombie-final-seasons-dcs-legends-of-tomorrow-arrow-1202532950/

Patience!

Kevin R

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In article <q7bdve$n70$1@news.mixmin.net>,
Bob Robertson <bobrobertsontsy66@qmail.com> wrote:

Where the hell is DC's Legends of Tomorrow?

Have you considered watching it streaming online at cwtv.com?
You have to wait a day from when it first broadcasts -- I for one
don't find that terribly onerous.

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