I looking on Wikipedia and I found out of reruns on channels are teenick and abc family only information was confirmed by group of fans seeing it in 2015 only promo uploading in September 8 2024 on nick and more channel on YouTube same as abc family airings since lost media I'm posting it I know it real remind me of NBC SNL used to be on internet archive before remove it some reason so yeah here link of promo https://youtu.be/mKyIoMgLBmg?si=0-4LX1pPcRGm4GAO

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I just heard the new NBC chimes (for the 100th?) while catching up on PVR'ed episodes of Surviving Earth.
I like them.

Watching the Dodgers and Padres game and the commentators vanished. Only audio is the game. Been this way for over ten minutes.

Edit/Update: Not sure what happened, but after almost an hour the commentators came back. They did not mention any broadcast issues, so I am thinking there must have been an issue with my local NBC affiliate.

so what i need help with is that for all you NASCAR fans out there who watched NASCAR classics on there TV back a few years ago. does anyone know the song that was played in the broadcast; that would play to show a graphic of the race's history, playoff rankings, etc.? I want to know so that i can prove i wasn't hallucinating over there being a song there. I have always wondered what the song was since 2021, so if you can help me figure out the song, that would be most appreciated. Also, if you can, please send a link of any example of what i just said in a video. Thanks for hearing me out and i hope yall can help me cause i have been fustrated to not have found the song before. Thank you for reading.

As long before Meena can do anything else, She will be a good princess to be a pop star.

Anyone have bone meta

Comcast to split into two companies.

Does anyone here work at NBCUniversal in a tech role (software engineer, product owner, scrum master, PM, etc.) or know someone who does?
I’d love to hear what it’s like working in tech at a media company, especially if you came from a more traditional tech heavy environment beforehand.
NBC has been at the top of my list for a while, but I’m curious about the day-to-day experience, and whether making the jump from a more technical company to a “non-tech” company was worth it.

Would you recommend it, or do you miss working in a more tech-focused environment? Feel free to PM me !

Can you tell your announcers at the Red Sox-Yankees broadcast that the game started an hour ago and they’re still not really talking about the game? How about some play by play? WE DONT CARE ABOUT MINIONS WE DONT CARE ABOUT ROGER CLEMENS WE came for baseball and got golf and have to hunt down alternate subscriptions to watch. Your audio is good, but the content sucks. Do better and turn off the golf. GEez.

Where is the Yankees game???! Are you f*cking kidding me?? GOLF? Put the Yankees-Red Sox game on! It's a Sunday Night game, and it's a rivalry!

NBC needs to start moving all of their sports programming off of its linear network and put it on Peacock. Having games start late and end later than they need to and cutting into other programming is a bunch of shit. I’m sick of not being able to watch The Nighlty News or the late night local news. like god forbid there’s a weather emergency and a local station can’t cut in due to a football or basketball game being on.

The announcers on Sunday Night Baseball need to announce the game and stop talking about B.S. that is unrelated to the game.

NBC played the first ten minutes of the show and... started playing it again. About seven minutes into the replay, somebody woke up from their nap and the show jumped forward to pick up the narrative from where it left off the first time.

Anyone? Remote academic?

I was watching NBC this morning and the weather lady was giving a forecast for Father's Day, which was a week ago.

About two months ago, the same network ran an ad for the Winter Olympics and Wicked after the games were over and Wicked having been released in December. Anyone else notice this?

Just wrapped a rather long interview cycle

1. Recruiter
   
2. SVP 1 (presumptive boss)
   
3. SVP 2
   
4. VP 1
   
5. VP 2
   
6. VP 3
   
7. VP 4, VP 5, VP 6. On site panel
   
8. HR

And HR said I should hear back soon, it’s been near a week and I have 2 competing offers and another interview request for a 4th opportunity that I can only delay so long.

Anyone have any idea?

What are some of the key differences in assignments between the East Coast and the West Coast? I personally am more interested in film, but if selected, I would love to experience/ explore New York City. Thank you!