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HER AIM IS GETTING BETTER
In honor of Miitomo, here's this:
There can be certain advantages to shopping at a store no one's been to since the 90's:
That's Kmart in a nutshell-- full of stuff that should've been sold years ago, but no one care because it's Kmart. Now it and Sears are being dragged into retail hell by the mad bastard Eddie Lampert. The Onion summed his reign of terror up well: https://www.theonion.com/wild-eyed-sears-ceo-convinced-these-the-flannel-pajama-1819580351I clearly remember seeing a Tumblr post about a Jimmy Neutron VHS being sold along with the DVD's in a major department store as late as this decade, and couldn't remember if it was a Kmart, Target or something else.
EDIT: I found it
Things you (probably) already know:
I also think 4kids' bankruptcy had a hand; they owned both Fox and the CW's kid's blocks. When they went under the one company who was syndicating the kiddie documentaries had a chance to take over. (Yes, it is one company; forgive me for not remembering their name. Starts with an "L" I think.)
Litton, that's the name. They've taken over management of ABC, CBS, NBC and the CW-- they hold a monopoly on Saturday-morning TV, and all they do is put on E/I crap to please the networks (because they can't be bothered in putting in effort anymore) and the FCC (which of course is too busy sucking the dick of big telecoms, but likely doesn't care about E/I either way).Things you (probably) already know:
I also think 4kids' bankruptcy had a hand; they owned both Fox and the CW's kid's blocks. When they went under the one company who was syndicating the kiddie documentaries had a chance to take over. (Yes, it is one company; forgive me for not remembering their name. Starts with an "L" I think.)
My brother started work on another spin on it. If he decides to put it online, I'll wait until after that to say what exactly he did.Lately I've been on a Steamed Hams meme kick.
All full power and Class A broadcast TV stations; cable channels and low-power broadcast TV stations are excluded. This includes both the main channel and digital sub-channels. (I think they've modified the rule tho, so an aggregate of three hours on digital sub-channels owned by the same station is okay; e.g. Someone could own channel 50, split it into a news channel 50.1 and a kids channel 50.2. Six hours of e/i shows on 50.2 would count for both 50.1 and 50.2's quota. Don't quote me on that tho; it's just my understanding of some confusing regulations.)Didn't the FCC require three hours of E/I programming on all network channels each week?
Aw no, seriously? I bet he's not the first one to die either.R.I.P. Reg E. Cathey of Square One TV.