Heads UP! TV program on CNN

[rjones]

Let it "bee" known - last night's scheduled episode, "Honey, Bee-ware," is set to air Thursday, March 12 at 9pm ET/PT on CNN. This is according to the shows facebook page.

[Jen]

Oh Good! we were out of town and didn't get back until late

[Slowmodem]

Oh razzle frazzle snazzle frazzle phffft!  Those news stations sure know how to beat a subject to death.  Good grief!  No wonder no one watches them!

LOL That reminds me of Tooter Turtle!  (Drizzle Drazzle Drozzle Drone)

[Yankee11]

If I could cancel my satellite I would do it right now. (have couple things stopping me, #1 wife, #2 daughter.)

Bought a truck last year with one year free XM radio. I let it expire and now they call me all the time wanting me to send them money. I always have fun with them when they call. I love asking them things like, whats wrong with my free radio? or If I get it free radio, why do I want to pay for it? Or I'll say, Ha, I wasn't aware that it expired.

I'm with Iddee on CNN, no thanks.

If you find the bee show else where, lets us know.

[Perry]

Thanks for the update on the possible re-broadcast.
As far as the McD debate, there is something wrong when we pay twice as much (at least) for milk as we do pop . We wonder why we have poor health?

[Bakersdozen]

Thanks for the update on the possible re-broadcast.
As far as the McD debate, there is something wrong when we pay twice as much (at least) for milk as we do pop . We wonder why we have poor health?

rjones: Thanks for the info.  I will reset the dvr and hope Harrison Ford doesn't have a medical setback.
Perry:  How true.  I won't start it here, but there is something very wrong with our food and lifestyles in this part of the world. I am as guilty as the next person.
Slowmodem: That's new to me.  I never heard to Tooter Turtle!  How old is that?

[Slowmodem]

Here's some pictures of the plane crash that didn't get seen until recently.  The moral of the story is, "Don't Fly Solo, Hans!"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2982450/Internet-users-post-series-hilarious-memes-Harrison-Fords-plane-crash.html

[Slowmodem]

Slowmodem: That's new to me.  I never heard to Tooter Turtle!  How old is that?

OH brother!  I can't believe I'm that old!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tooter_Turtle

[riverbee]

"Let it "bee" known - last night's scheduled episode, "Honey, Bee-ware," is set to air Thursday, March 12 at 9pm ET/PT on CNN. This is according to the shows facebook page. "

thanks rjones, appreciate the info when this will air again. will watch it irregardless of what channel it's on.......thank you!

[LazyBkpr]

will watch it irregardless of what channel it's on

    I think at one time or another, about every major channel has ticked me off with some comment or other, so I tend to not watch any of them.  Over 200 channels on our TV, and I will on a rare occasion watch something of interest..     I too will try to catch it, so thank you for the repost.

[Lburou]

Did I get in here too late to bash CNN?  ;-)

I hope there is something of value in that program.  I'll watch it too.

Since the sentence above is in line with the OP, maybe one could get away with a little philosophizing about CNN and its place in history.  We all saw what CNN has come to with the coverage of a very minor event.  But, in its beginning, CNN cleared the way for all the 24/7 News channels.  It was a giant step forward for the industry.

I remember one interesting story about CNN, (when I was assigned to Scientific and Technical Intelligence for the Human Systems Division in San Antonio, Texas in the mid 1980's).  I was down in the bowels of the Pentagon when this story was relayed to me. There were some attacks beginning in the Middle East when the White House called to ask who was attacking whom?  The Intel analyst there had no information from 'feet on the ground', but, was able to look up at the CNN monitors and accurately report to the White House situation room which aircraft platform was making the attack (a good Intel Analyst would be able to recognize the aircraft platform and its markings to conclude which Air Force was attacking). Back then, CNN was the real deal and we all benefited from it.  :-)

[Bakersdozen]

Thanks for the history, Lee. 
Now CNN and the nightly news has become the subject jokes, satires and tabloids.  Interestingly enough, this falls under the category of the Seven Degrees of Kevin Bacon. In the movie Anchorman 2 Harrison Ford plays a small part as a retiring network anchorman.  Ron Burgundy goes to work at a new concept in news, a 24 hour news station called GNN.

Personally, I don't care what station is showing a program.  Depending on the subject matter, if the show is of interest to me and I am aware of it, I'll watch it. They don't know if I tune in or not.  Recently, I have caught a few episodes of Strange Inheritance on CNN.  I find that oddly interesting.  To me there is no connection between news and that program. 

Actually, I never watch the network stations or the local news.  If I want to know the news, weather, etc. I turn on the radio.  The programming is mindless drivel and the commercials are worse.  PBS is the exception.
End of speech.  I will get down from my soapbox.

[riverbee]

thanks bakers,

the topic of the thread is not about cnn, it is about a show on bees being aired on cnn........."Heads UP! TV program on Cnn".
so let's get back on topic......

like others, i will watch the program irregardless of who airs it.

[Bakersdozen]

Right you are, Riverbee.  Sunday morning ramblings.

[Ray]

I'll be watching too(if it's ever broadcast). I wonder though, how a man with almost zero experience with honey bees is going to accomplish anything (other than filling his wallet).

[kebee]

 Well I have it down again to record lets see if it even gets aired.

Ken

[Bakersdozen]

Finally, this episode aired.

[Slowmodem]

I tuned in a little bit late, but thought it was an OK show.

[Perry]

I, of course, missed it.

[Ray]

I missed it too-razza frazzen........