Its not zombie natio, sandstorm or launch. this is the first year i have heard it, they played it before a charlotte bobcat game and the nba network will play it in betweeen highlights
then ask them
itunes might help
3g services launched by bsnl mtnl already
rest of service providers have almost complted bidding
other providers can provide 3g services form september 1st 2010(as per TRAI)
if 3g scam becomes an issue then it may be further dalayed
i’m using bsnl 3g
downloadspeed:-2.1mbps(checked with speedtest.net),on starting a download i’ll get 45-70 kbps(opera)
no pause while watching videos
but batery discharges fast in 3g
goood day:-)
I noticed that Networks like, History CH, Discovery CH, A&E and SY-FI do not give blacks Reality Shows as they do for whites who are not considered famous prior to shows being launched. Examples: Dog, All-Ghost Hunters Shows, American Pickers, Pawn Shop and the list goes on. However they only give show to blacks that are famous prior to show being launched. Example: The TO show, Mike Tyson, James Bubba Stewart and so on. Why is this? Does anyone think that American Networks are being racist by not offering unknown black talent to become famous in the Reality Show world as they clearly do for whites? Below is an example of what I mean.
•Intervention [A&E, Nov. 30, Mondays at 10]
•Hoarders [A&E, Nov. 30, Mondays at 10]
•Pawn Stars [History, Nov. 30, Mondays at 10]
•Britain’s Missing Top Model [BBC America, Dec. 1, Tuesdays at 9]
•Bad Girls Club 4 [Oxygen, Dec. 1, Tuesdays at 10]
•Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares 5 [BBC America, Dec. 2, Wednesdays at 8]
•Dog the Bounty Hunter [A&E, Dec. 2, Wednesdays at 9]
•Steven Seagal: Lawman [A&E, Dec. 2, Wednesdays at 10]
•Launch My Line [Bravo, Dec. 2 at 11, Wednesdays at 10]
•BBQ Pitmasters [TLC, Dec. 3, Thursdays at 10]
•I Survived [BIO, Dec. 6, Sundays at 9]
•Campus PD [G4, Dec. 9, Wednesdays at 11]
•American Ninja Warrior [G4, Dec. 12 and 18 at 6]
•Ghost Intervention [TLC, Dec. 12, Saturdays at 9]
•The Jacksons [A&E, Dec. 13, Sundays at 9]
•Keeping up with the Kardashians [E!, Dec. 13, Sundays at 10]
•Giuliana & Bill (season one) [E!, Dec. 13 at 11, Sundays at 10:30]
•The Sing Off [NBC, Dec. 14, 15, 16, 21 at 8]
•Bank of Hollywood [E!, Dec. 14, Mondays at 10]
•Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal [A&E, Dec. 15, Tuesdays at 9]
•Paranormal State [A&E, Dec. 15, Tuesdays at 10]
•Motor City Motors [Discovery, Dec. 28, Mondays at 10]
•The Real World DC [MTV, Dec. 30, Wednesdays at 10] news
January
•The Squeeze [MSNBC, Jan. 1, Fridays at 10]
•Frank the Entertainer…In a Basement Affair [VH1, Jan. 3, Sundays at 8]
•Platinum Weddings [WEtv, Jan. 3, Sundays at 9]
•Giuliana & Bill (season two) [Style, Jan. 3, Sundays at 9]
•Worst Cooks In America [Food Network, Jan. 3, Sundays at 10]
•Secrets of Aspen [VH1, Jan. 3, Sundays at 10]
•The Bachelor 14 [ABC, Jan. 4, Mondays at 8] news
•Be Good Johnny Weir [Sundance Channel, Jan. 4, Mondays at 10]
•Blood, Sweat & Takeaways [Planet Green, Jan. 4, Mondays at 10]
•The Biggest Loser 9 news [NBC, Jan. 5, Tuesdays at 8]
•Wild Recon [Animal Planet, Jan. 5, Tuesdays at 9]
•Last Restaurant Standing [BBC America, Jan. 5, Tuesdays at 9]
•Man Vs. Wild [Discovery, Jan. 6, Wednesdays at 9]
•Ghost Hunters International [SyFy, Jan. 6, Wednesdays at 9]
•Conviction Kitchen [Planet Green, Jan. 6, Wednesdays at 10]
•Shark Tank [ABC, Jan. 8, Fridays at 9]
•Manhattan Marriage Project with Gino Filippone [TLC, Jan. 8, Fridays at 10]
•Operation Wild [Planet Green, Jan. 8, Fridays at 10]
•Celebrity Rehab 3 [VH1, Jan. 10, Sundays at 10] news
•Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations [Travel Channel, Jan. 11, Mondays at 10]
•Fantasia for Real [VH1, Jan. 11, Mondays at 10]
•Let’s Talk About Pep [VH1, Jan. 11, Mondays at 10:30]
•American Idol 9 [Fox, Jan. 12, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8] news
•Our Little Genius [FOX, Jan. 13 at 9, Wednesdays at 9]
•Little Miss Perfect 2 [WEtv, Jan. 12, Tuesdays at 10]
•High School Reunion 6 [TV Land, Jan. 13, Wednesdays at 10] news
•Solving History with Olly Steeds [Discovery, Jan. 13, Wednesdays at 10]
•The First 48 [A&E, Jan. 14, Thursdays at 9]
•Project Runway 6 [Lifetime, Jan. 14, Thursdays at 10] news
•Carnie Wilson: Unstapled [GSN, Jan. 14, Thursdays at 10]
•Models of the Runway [Lifetime, Jan. 14, Thursdays at 11] news
•Pit Boss [Animal Planet, Jan. 16, Saturdays at 10]
•The Buried Life [MTV, Jan. 18, Mondays at 10]
•Millionaire Matchmaker [Bravo, Jan. 19, Tuesdays at 10]
•Paranormal Cops [A&E, Jan. 19, Tuesdays at 10:30]
•Meteorite Men [Science Channel, Jan. 20, Wednesdays at 9]
•Jeff Probst’s Live for the Moment [CBS, Feb. 28 at 8, one episode]
•Randy Jackson Presents America’s Best Dance Crew 5 [MTV, Jan. 28]
•Taking The Stage [MTV, Jan. 28]
•Kitchen Nightmares [Fox, Jan. 26 and Feb. 2 at 9, Fridays at 9 starting Jan. 29] news
•Seducing Cindy [FOX Reality, Jan. 30, Saturdays at 9]
•Four Weddings [TLC, Jan. 30, Saturdays at 10]
February
•RuPaul’s Drag Race 2 [Logo, February 1, Mondays at 9]
•Kell on Earth [Bravo, Feb. 1, Mondays at 10]
•Blood, Sweat & T-Shirts [Planet Green, Feb. 1, Mondays at 10]
•The Michael Vick Project [BET, Feb. 2, Tuesdays at 10]
•Shear Genius 3 [Bravo, Feb. 3 at 11, Wednesdays at 10] news
•Undercover Boss [CBS, Feb. 7 following Super Bowl, Sundays at 9]
•Celebrity Fit Club 7: Boot Camp [VH1, Feb. 8, Mondays at 9]
•Survivor Heroes vs. Villains [CBS, Feb. 11, Thursdays at 8] news
•The Amazing Race 16 [CBS, Feb. 14, Sundays at 8] news
•Prison Wives [Investigation Discovery, Feb. 14 at 8, Wednesdays at 10]
•Bullr
The networks don’t give out reality shows. They choose from shows that are pitched to them by producers. Apparently no one with that kind of clout is pitching shows that feature unknown African Americans. Maybe black power brokers like P Diddy and Spike Lee would rather focus their energy somewhere else. Or maybe they just think reality tv is a big joke.
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I have been wondering lately, how the world is changing, each time more profane, sexual stuff on television especially on kids television networks i.e Disney, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, etc..
I remember back throughout the 90s and early 00s watching cartoon network with my younger brother and sister, there was no profanity. But that all changed in Aug-Sept 2001 when cartoon network launched adult swim.
I remember when cartoon network first launched in 1992 the theme was "24 hour cartoons".
It’s the same thing for MTV "music" now it’s these stupid dull reality shows, when actually it’s not reality of the celebrities life.
I liked the old Nickelodeon 1980s-early 00s. Now you see these dull preteen shoes i.e iCarly.
It was better when it showed "You can’t do that on Television", and much more.
The bottom line is I think that Cartoon Network should be the same way as it was 17-12years ago. And make up a separate channel called Adult Swim Network where it would show shows like Family Guy, Cowboy Bebop, Lupin 3rd etc.
I agree,While i love Adult Swim and the majority of its programming, i also feel that there are alot of parents that let their kids watch cartoons before bed and if they woke up in the middle of the night to adult swim they could definitely be in for a shock(or scare).While this could be blamed on parenting,i still think that some people may not know the content of the cartoons that come on when the sun goes down,it would be safer to air them on a separate network.