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>average age of a Late Show viewer is 68
I wonder how many of them just died with the TV on.
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>>214540254
Late night shows always sucked. I don’t know why anyone watches them.
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>>214540270
they were far more relevant before the internet and social media
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>>214540270
How else do I find out what happened today?
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Will TV even be a thing when we are 68 year old boomers?
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>>214540254

they literally had a ratio of viewers in the key demographic to staff members of less than 1000 to 1
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>>214540254
Me and my mom always watch these late night shows every night pretty much
She's 65 years old and she likes them, but it depends on who the guest on the show is, really. We just flip the channels through all the late night shows to see which ones have the most interesting guest and we watch that one
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>>214540557
terrestrial broadcast is hanging on by the thread that the government considers them an essential infrastructure for Emergency Alert Services. But cell phones are starting to provide that and once the boomers die off it's over for radio and traditional television
t. used to work in radio and changed careers because I saw what was coming
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>>214540254
>boomers are still alive
can't wait till the 2080s when everyone born before 2000 is dead
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>>214540254
>Come on guys, it's me! Stephen! Remember the good times we had? Remember how Donald Rumfph had 2 scoops of ice cream?
>Please, don't let them take my show...
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>>214540557
honestly the only point is for live news since everything else can be more comfortably watched on demand

but live streams are taking over that segment too
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is Stephen still shouting obscenities at the current president on public television?
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>>214540914
he would unironically be the kang of late night if he kept up his fake conservative character
and CBS gave him the option too

trump haters would ironically watch him, trump lovers would unironically watch him
and he would be universally liked

but he had to be his annoying self

the saddest part is how he kept his fake french pronunciation of his name, since he made that up for the fake character
but now acts like that's how his name is really pronounced

it's such a joke
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>>214540270
I enjoyed Conan. He had a hell of a writers room in the 2000s.
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>>214540984
>since he made that up for the fake character
As far as I know its more pathetic than that. i think when he moved from South Carolina to the big city (Chicago, New York..), he himself began pronouncing his surname french to the big city folk.
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>>214540859
>terrestrial broadcast is hanging on by the thread

Terrestrial broadcasters and the old big three networks are just going to become pay services with the FCC allowing DRM and encryption. They already are since most local channels make most of their profits from cable subscriber fees all they need to do now is figure out how to make their over the air signals not free too.
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>>214541036
because they didn't yet have DEI hire brown lesbian women writing jokes
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>>214541036
he was ok but the only late night host i ever actually watched was Craig Ferguson. It felt like he basically didnt need writers and was ad-libbing half the show, responding to tweets and stuff.
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>>214540859
how is radio dead? don't people use it when they are in the car?
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>>214540254
>average age of a Late Show viewer is 68
well that makes perfect sense, doesn't it?
Who the fuck actually sits down and watches cable TV except boomers
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>>214541569
there's a lot of lefty millennials online defending Colbert, but they dont actually watch him.
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>>214540254
41 percent of them, probably
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>>214541590

the leftist delusional narrative is that trump got him fired , not bad ratings and an obsolete show.
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>>214540270
Habits from the days when late shows were still relevant. It's like the Simpsons, and the majority of viewers are just habit-watchers.
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>>214541645
nobody wanted his show in years it was artificially subsidized with DNC money that is now gone
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>>214541549
no, boomer
car time is for streaming heckin podcasts now
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>>214541549
Most radio stations just play the same 10 songs from the 80's all day and night. AI generated ads are creeping in as well.
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>>214541549
>how is radio dead? don't people use it when they are in the car?
Most people play music from their phones through the car audio system.
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>>214540254
Nothing of value lost
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>>214540933
Watching Poonch, Kashmir being shelled live on his stream was really fun.
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>>214541841
I still like listening to the fucking bizarre shit the Georgia Tech college radio station plays. and English Nick on 97.1 THE EAGLE is my nigga.
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>>214542251
College radio is great. There's two stations in my city and the late night time-slots are all just bros playing obscure gems that I wouldn't hear otherwise
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>>214541590
>>214541645
>>214541748
Where do these conspiracy theories come from?
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>>214540270
>Leno/conan
>Letterman/ferguson
>Sucked
I will fight you, you fucking zoomer. That was the golden age of television, not even just late night television but television as a whole. You don't know what you're missing.



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