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|    Notes for summer repeats with dedication    |
|    09 Sep 19 17:29:59    |
      From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu              One or two I might have saved until the new season begins, but three...              XABF21 (Werking Mom) airing 3, on 7/28/19 at 8 pm, had a new dedication: one       to Russi Taylor, who had died just a few days before, and was one of the first       major also-starring cast members to go. She was the voice of Martin, Sherri       and Terri, and Uter,        among others. Before the Gracie Films logo, a quick IN LOVING MEMORY OF/RUSSI       TAYLOR ran, with a stock image of Martin above it. I wouldn't be entirely       surprised if another ran at the season premiere, much as the case was for Phil       Hartman. (The funny        thing is that the first airing had a dedication to Stan Lee, and the second       had none. So three network airings with three different versions.)                     XABF22 (Krusty the Clown) airing 3, on 9/1/19 at 8 pm, also added a       dedication, this time for TV legend Valerie Harper. (IN LOVING MEMORY       OF/VALERIE HARPER, with an image from one of her several guest spots. I'm not       sure which, unfortunately; her first        appearance was in LABF02 and this might be it.) In this case, though recent       dedications have shortened the credits by a second to make room, the credits       already ended with a very short theme sting between the final gag and the       Gracie logo, so this was        swapped into the same time, although the text of the credits was sped up.                     And this is not a new dedication, but a reinstatement, somehow! Last night's       third airing of YABF01 (Daddicus Finch), 9/8, retained the premiere's       dedication to Ricky Jay, even though the second airing dropped it. I have to       wonder if that has anything at        all to do with the delay of the Fox comedy lineup after the football game.       Even though everything was a repeat, it all ran 32 minutes late instead of       simply preempting anything, at least here on the east coast. I can't imagine       how the network would have        any cause to pull up the wrong version *because* of the delay, but I don't       know how these things work. Does anyone know what happened in the west, where       there was no delay (or any east coast areas that perhaps didn't have a delay)?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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