TV Guide

And I know now that

the Rangers are going to be a serious threat to win it all this year because TV Guide picked them for first place in the Western Division.

When's the last time TV Guide was wrong?

Bottom of the...

Says something's going to be on at 10 o'clock.

The Monday Night Wars have put wrestling back in the spotlight of the mainstream media to a certain extent.

TV Guide has run two items on it in recent weeks in their Cheers and Jeers section.

The lawsuit the WWF has pending against WCW has received national press on the wire services and local stories on the East Coast.

Nitro has taken the consistent lead.

And then I wanted to go forth to this, and I thought this was a really funny thing to end out on.

The 10th of September, 1966, two days later from the U.S. premiere, TV Guide did a review, preview, a week's review.

And they talked about Star Trek, and they talked about laser guns and all this stuff.

And the critic ended with, the sky is not the limit for this Star Trek.

That's right.

And TV Guide describes this episode as, Sam enlists everyone's help in trying to track down Dean, who can literally be anywhere.

Wait, that's what it says? It does say that.

Meanwhile, Castiel may be in over his head after meeting up with an unreliable source.

After being drained of his grace, Jack is adjusting to life as a human, learning new skills and figuring out how he fits into this world of hunters.

i mean this got a new writer i think for tv i know but we gotta tone it down tv guide let's watch the episode at least well before we do watch the episode why don't we open up dad's journal and learn about some of the real world

lore i just

have a

[laughs]

No. TV Guide said 7:00.

Folks, TV-

7:00.

It's so good

... that's when the guide, the programming starts.

TV Guide is a wild tool this morning.

It's when it starts for me, Josh.

always scheduled for 7.20. Couldn't have been more clear.

TV Guide said 7 o'clock.

7

o'clock.

That's when the programming starts.

TV Guide is a wild.

That's when it starts for me, Josh.

7.01.

It was before the internet even really, you know, and, and so, um, back in those days, you, you relied heavily on like the, the bootleg video people, the bootleg VHS folks.

And, um, Or people who diligently, you know, a lot of people who diligently stayed up late at night and marked the TV guide, they would see something was going to be on TV and they would record it.

I did that so many times.

And I think about that a lot because I still talk to some of those people.

And I'm like, so I don't know if I actually have the temperament to teach film because there's, it's a lot of, you know, there's people who say they love movies, but what they really mean is they love movies that have come out within the last two or three years.

Right.

And they're not, obsessive the way I was again scouring TV Guide which I don't even think exists anymore but you know I remember there was this Billy Wilder movie I wanted to see for years called Ace in the Hole and I saw on TV Guide it was on at like 3 in the morning right so I took a nap So I could stay up.

I made sure there was a, you know, a fresh cassette tape in the VCR and I watched it and recorded it.