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Oct 19, 2026

Sid RosenbergHOST
12:51
A couple of pretty big names.
Sid RosenbergHOST
12:53
Rosanna Scotto, Channel 5, Bill Ritter, all those years on Channel 7.
Sid RosenbergHOST
12:58
So it's not just for me.
Sid RosenbergHOST
13:00
There are seven people that are going to be there on Thursday.
Sid RosenbergHOST
13:13
Those poor people.
Sid RosenbergHOST
13:14
They're going to be standing out.
Sid RosenbergHOST
13:15
Now, the good news is it's going to be 65 and sunny on Thursday.
Sid RosenbergHOST
13:20
So while you're standing outside, well, we're up on the 65th floor.
Gavin NewsomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:51
I
Maury PovichGUEST
27:53
grew up at Channel 5 in Washington, which is now the Fox station.
Maury PovichGUEST
27:57
And that was my first TV job.
Maury PovichGUEST
28:00
WTTG? That's right.
Maury PovichGUEST
29:26
Oh my gosh.
Maury PovichGUEST
29:27
I mean, all of my success, in national television came after I married this woman.
Maury PovichGUEST
29:36
I guarantee you that she set the table for me or I would have, you know, I would have probably been out of TV news by the time I was 50.
Don LemonHOST
29:46
Yeah.
Anthony GarganoHOST
59:25
little bit.
Anthony GarganoHOST
59:29
Just like Kay said, I haven't seen Scared Stiff since I was in the 80s when Channel 5 in New York used to run it, like WNYW or whatever.
Anthony GarganoHOST
59:38
I was a little kid, so it's been years since I've seen Scared Stiff.
Andrew GilmoreHOST
59:43
I showed it in my class a few years ago.
AliHOST
6:03
... was ever reliable, but you know.
Jordan ShanksHOST
6:04
It sounds like Channel 5.
AliHOST
6:05
Yeah, I, I am not-
MisloveHOST
6:05
No, it sounds shit and cheap.
AliHOST
7:44
Interestingly, obviously as you get older, your likelihood of voting for One Nation increases.
AliHOST
7:49
We kinda know that, like boomers tend to like them the most.
AliHOST
7:52
But the interesting thing is, the cohort between 45 to 65 likes One Nation more than the cohort that is 65 plus.
Jordan ShanksHOST
8:04
Yeah.
Jim CornetteGUEST
13:59
Well, actually, I think it was my first day on television.
Jim CornetteGUEST
14:02
Uh, just because I'm sitting there, and the guys are cool with me, because I've known them all for years, but now I'm actually at Channel 5.
Jim CornetteGUEST
14:10
And the first time I heard the term high spot was when I was in the locker room at Channel 5 television, ready to do my first TV.
Jim CornetteGUEST
14:18
Because people didn't talk smart.
Jim CornetteGUEST
14:20
There was no internet.
Jim CornetteGUEST
14:49
When I'm at Memphis Television, and I'm hearing all these words that I don't know what the fuck they mean, but now I can tell by context, either the snow's falling off the roof, or we're next to the Newark Airport or something.
Sean OliverHOST
15:01
Something's way bigger than this.
Jim CornetteGUEST
15:01
Um, my first paycheck was $50.
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:00
Or maybe you'd walk into a building with really good Wi-Fi.
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:02
Now you had, you know, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20 megabits of download if you wanted that.
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:07
So you'd get the good quality of the HLS.
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:09
So your receiver determined which quality it was going to ask for.
Kirk HarnackHOST
16:27
I didn't let you talk.
Kirk HarnackHOST
16:29
that right no you did okay okay absolutely good
Matt LevinGUEST
16:32
and not only you know something else uh that's interesting about hls versus those real-time protocols because again as you're pointing out real-time protocol it's just once it's gone it's gone right right uh but the other limitation of a real-time stream is it's a fixed bit rate oh So whether you set it at 64, 128, 256, it is a fixed bit rate.
Matt LevinGUEST
16:53
And if that available download bandwidth dynamically changes and gets too low, you start losing packets.
Kirk HarnackHOST
14:56
As 4G was being rolled out, you weren't always getting a 4G connection on your phone, or maybe you'd walk into a building with really good Wi-Fi.
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:02
Now you had, you know, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20 megabits of download if you wanted that, all your...
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:07
So you'd get the good quality of the HLS.
Kirk HarnackHOST
15:09
So your receiver determined which quality it was gonna ask for.
Kirk HarnackHOST
16:42
Right, right.
Matt LevinGUEST
16:42
Uh, but the other limitation of a, of a real-time stream is it's a fixed bit rate.
Matt LevinGUEST
16:48
So whether you set it at 64, 128, 256, it is a fixed bit rate.
Kirk HarnackHOST
16:53
Right.
Robbie KoblitzHOST
3:32
No, I did not.
Robbie KoblitzHOST
3:33
But I remember we played Darkwing Duck at Channel 5 because it was part of the Disney afternoon.
Art ShirleyHOST
3:37
But I always thought Darkwing Duck was a... you know, an answer to Batman, the animated series.
Art ShirleyHOST
3:43
Yeah.
Robbie KoblitzHOST
3:52
Dropped.
Robbie KoblitzHOST
3:52
Yeah.
Art ShirleyHOST
3:53
Mark also turned 75 yesterday.
Art ShirleyHOST
3:55
So really Luke
Prem AnandGUEST
7:01
Right? But she was not doing very well with Channel 8.
Prem AnandGUEST
7:04
She wanted to try doing comedy in Channel 5.
Terence ChiaHOST
7:07
Mm.
Haresh TilaniHOST
7:07
Mm.

11 MINS LATER

Prem AnandGUEST
18:04
Yeah.
Prem AnandGUEST
18:04
You know? Yeah.
Prem AnandGUEST
18:05
But when the new head of Channel 5 came in at, well, just before we did season three, she threw us a challenge.
Prem AnandGUEST
18:12
She said she wanted to move the show to primetime.
Chuck LorreGUEST
38:10
...
Chuck LorreGUEST
38:10
Channel 5.
Tom PapaHOST
38:11
[laughs]
Chuck LorreGUEST
38:11
And, uh, and that Golden Girls script got me in to write for that, so I, I started writing at freelance.

18 MINS LATER

Chuck LorreGUEST
56:47
And you know what? If I'm the problem, I'll step down, keep making the show.
Tom PapaHOST
56:52
Yeah.
Chuck LorreGUEST
56:52
You know, I, I'm not gonna put 150 people out of work.
Tom PapaHOST
56:54
Yeah.

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