Because of the writers' strike, FOX has decided not to air 24 until they have a full season's worth of episodes, which means they've decided also to move Sarah Connor's timeslot... to Mondays at 9.
Also, they have announced that the series premiere will be a 2-parter with the first part airing the night before, on Sunday.
While this means that Sarah Connor will probably get a lot more advertising promotion than it otherwise would have had... I'm sad that it won't have 24 following it. I was also looking forward to a night of Sarah Connor followed by Heroes.
With the writers' strike, Heroes could very well be in repeats at that time... but when it comes back... then what? I have a feeling one favorite might try and knock the favorite off. Thank goodness for DVR, I guess.
I feel a bit of a conflict of interest creating websites for two shows that are up against each other, but that wasn't always the plan.
What does everyone else think of this development? Or does it matter now when two good shows are on at the same time, thanks to the whole video-recording aspect?
Also, they have announced that the series premiere will be a 2-parter with the first part airing the night before, on Sunday.
While this means that Sarah Connor will probably get a lot more advertising promotion than it otherwise would have had... I'm sad that it won't have 24 following it. I was also looking forward to a night of Sarah Connor followed by Heroes.
With the writers' strike, Heroes could very well be in repeats at that time... but when it comes back... then what? I have a feeling one favorite might try and knock the favorite off. Thank goodness for DVR, I guess.
I feel a bit of a conflict of interest creating websites for two shows that are up against each other, but that wasn't always the plan.
What does everyone else think of this development? Or does it matter now when two good shows are on at the same time, thanks to the whole video-recording aspect?
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