Did they show
Episodes 1-3 of season 2 in one evening ? Or have people just rated them?
shareEpisodes 1-3 of season 2 in one evening ? Or have people just rated them?
Yes, it was a 2-hour block that comprised the first three episodes. Frankly, I think that was a good call to get people back into this show. share
It does feel like it's been ages since it was on tv
shareJust curious...in your market, was it truly "commercial-free?"
In my market, Phx, the local NBC affliate broke in with about 30 mins to go for two 30-second ads for the station.
Just curious...in your market, was it truly "commercial-free?"
Granted, last night was over 12 hours ago now and I have the memory of a goldfish, but I'm pretty sure it was commercial free in my market. At some point there was an on-screen overlay advertisement for some other NBC show, but I don't think there were affiliate interruptions. share
Haha, thanks...I knew the greedy b*stards here at the local affiliate couldn't go a full 2 hours without pimping themselves! ;-)
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Yes, it was commercial free. They just had a few seconds where they announced that the news would be on next. Other then that is was like watching on one of the pay stations.
shareLos Angeles, they broke at 1:30 for 2 commercials and then finished commercial free.
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Yeah they did that here too. They didn't show many commercials but the did show some.
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We didn't get any commercials just once a few seconds that the news would be on next. Other than that nothing.
shareIn my market, in the Midwest, there were two 30 second local commercials at 9:30 central time. Also, I noticed the show ended about 2 minutes earlier than usual.
Still, I thought it was a great watch and a smart move on the part of NBC.