That photo brings back memories. I once ran into Chuck Scarborough when I was out shopping in…read moreWestchester. He was so polite and kind towards everyone. I was starstruck so I didn't say anything. When you're a kid, it's so cool to see a celebrity in real life. The whole thing was so normal, no pretentious behavior or "do you know who I am" stuff. Chuck Scarborough was one of New York's greatest broadcast journalists - so consistently professional and reassuring. After over 50 years, he finally retired. Whoever hired him at NBC made the right call. NBC also produced the show Law and Order - great series especially the ones with Jerry Orbach as Detective Lennie Briscoe (one of the best actors in the history of crime television; he unfortunately passed in 2004). And Late Night too. Lots of great shows on NBC.

biased news station. News reporters state their own opinions and do not give facts for you to form…read moreyour own opinion.

I surprised sherry with a Broadway/NYC birthday celebration…read more Sherrys morning ritual is to make a cup of cafe Vienna, two waffles and sit to see Robin, Michael, George and the rest of the GMA team. We got there when it was still dark out. We had VIP tickets I think or whatever they are called. We went upstairs where the second hour is filmed. What a great time. The celebrities have a job to do but they are really friendly. Especially Robin and Laura. Very outgoing and engaging. We took photos with Robin at the end. She is very friendly and put up with my bad jokes. It was a highlight of our trip. There were a couple of free gifts at the end as well. Lucky us! I would definitely do this again; so much fun!

It's just simply "Boring" with focus more on entertainment vs real news…read more For example, does George ever uncross his legs, stop slouching and stop monotone speaking? Answer no he doesn't ‍

Man, I remember as a kid coming home from school and playing the interactive space invaders…read moreshootout game at a specific time in the afternoon. You dialed in a special number on the phone and yelled Pix, Pix, Pix while on the TV to shoot the targets. Back then it was fun and you could win prizes. Otherwise, I don't watch channel 11 too much. I'll tune into the morning news cast once in a while to see what's going on, the weather, etc. The used to also offer some pretty good shows along with many reruns of syndicated shows, and daytime schlock to pass the time.

WPIX, virtual and VHF digital channel 11, is a CW-affiliated television station licensed to New…read moreYork, New York, United States. The station is owned by the E. W. Scripps Company. Since its inception in 1948, WPIX's studios and offices have been located in the Daily News Building on East 42nd Street (also known as "11 WPIX Plaza") in Midtown Manhattan. The station's transmitter is located at the Empire State Building. Cc Wikipedia On September 11, 2001, the transmitter facilities of WPIX, and several other New York City area television and radio stations were destroyed when two hijacked airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center. Basic Cable provides me with a limited amount of Channels. I find myself watching 11 periodically depending on my mood. I've seen every episode of Sanford and Son numerous times. There's always Jerry Springer when you want a laugh. This Station gets Four Stars for longevity. Another New York Staple. Pretty Historic to me. Long history reporting the news and airing sports including Yankees Games. I'm a fan!

I'm a huge fan of Fox. I always record The Five, Jesse Waters Prime Time along with several others…read morethat I watch regularly. I love Harold, Emily. Dana along with numerous others. I do however feel you have made a terrible choice with Charlie Hurt filling in. He might be a nice guy however he is not fluid in his presentation and too often uses way too many "ums" and "uh's while speaking. I personally turn him off when he is hosting and should not be used as an anchor host. You did hit it out of the park with Aisha Hasnie.

The Greg Gutfeld Show is something that has to be experienced…read more First of all, the tickets are free. You submit your online request and, if you receive a confirmation, it'll be accompanied by a QR Code, which you'll require on the day of the recording. The studio is located within the 1211 Avenue of the Americas building, on 48th Street. Audience members are allowed in at around 4:45ish PM, but make sure to be on line by 3:30 PM, because the studio only holds 82 people and they've turned away ticket holders over the 82 maximum. After going through security, you'll be led into a room, where refreshments will be provided. There, security will reiterate that phones will be turned off throughout the recording. After being led into the studio, you'll witness all of the details that encompass this show, where Greg Gutfeld will speak to a celebrity panel of guests about current political topics...and then some. I look forward to attending more recordings and enjoyed every moment of this experience.

Grew up watching ABC which is now affiliated with channel 7 WSVN in South Florida and has been…read morebroadcasting for almost eighty years. In the mornings, I watch Today in Florida News and during dinner I watch Deco Drive. My nightly shows include The Masked Singer and the new Fear Factor with Johnny Knoxville as the charasmatic host.

ABC was probably the network I watched the most growing up. We had four networks: ABC, NBC, CBS,…read moreand PBS - that was it! ABC has a great name, American Broadcasting Company! They are under the Walt Disney umbrella, and I am not in the least bit a Walt Disney fan. ABC is the flagship of the Disney Entertainment division of the Walt Disney Company. ABC has the broadcasting rights to the Academy Awards, Primetime Emmy Awards, and County Music Association Awards. Since in my opinion, these awards shows have bit the dust in terms of being entertaining, this is another reason I just can't throw all five stars at ABC. Growing up, I did enjoy ABC's "Diff'rent Strokes," "Three's Company," and, occasionally, "Taxi." ABC's "Happy Days" was my all-time favorite sitcom, until, well, Fonzie jumped the shark. Because I'm a longtime fan of Ed O'Neill, I liked "Modern Family" and even have a couple of "Modern Family" DVDs. Home Improvement is another of my favorite ABC sit-coms! How can you not love Tim Taylor's neighbor, Wilson? Four solid stars for ABC nostalgia!

First time being on NBC & had a wonderful time . Get to enjoy Kelly Clarkson's show . First time…read moreever on her show & she is funny . I am glad I get to watch her show before the show gets cancelled. Studio is beautiful, had a blast. I do wish she would be more involved with the audience, the whole show I only saw her talk to the audience at the end for like 5 min. I had been to other shows & it was kinda sad . She also did her singing before hand , I also missed that . It's an experience, if you get a chance try to go .

I'm old enough to remember when NBC was one of the 3 big networks feeding us entertainment,…read moreeducation,sports,news. All layed out in a schedule that made sense,was predictable and gave you reason to schedule around T.V. viewing. I have to admit,I miss those days. Keeping up with all the apps required to enjoy some casual TV is now a hassle as far as I'm concerned. My visit to the historic New York Studios of NBC was one of my all time favorite memories. Thanks,for the memories NBC

Fox television studios? I immediately think of Next Level Chef and Next Level Baker that have been…read moresome of my favorite recent shows. Personally, I want for new episodes to be streamed through Disney+ and hope to see more of this type of series! Next, for my one year anniversary with my boyfriend, we plan to do a staycation where I am excited to try a Chef Blais restaurant at the Grand Hyatt. Definitely vote to keep this series on air as some of the best of Fox Television shows.

I like Fox television! The Fox app is good, too! Locally, WZDZ, "Fox 54" is our primary Fox…read moretelevision affiliate here in Huntsville, Alabama. I didn't realize Fox 54 has been around since the mid 1980s and its tower was hoisted atop Green Mountain in March 1985. Although the longer running WAAY, channel 19, and WAAF, channel 48 have existed longer than channel 54, channel 54 delivers similar content, local news, local sports coverage, and local weather. I do love the Fox brand! I've been a Sean Hannity fan for decades and I've enjoyed plenty of episodes of "The Five" on Fox over the years. Thanks, Fox 54 and Fox television stations!

We went to see "Have I got news for you" Very small studio,…read moreabout 150 people. With 5 camera's for five people, views of the cast were limited at best. The filming went on for around two hours with many jokes made knowing they would not make the 44 minute post production cut. We had a great time, the show was free and parking was $15.

I've hung in with Paramount+ (a subsidiary of CBSViacom) for a few months and it's thin line-up…read moredoes not warrant putting my subscription on automatic pilot. Basically, as with most streamers you can cancel, re-up for a month or two, binge anything new and then cancel again. I hung around for their re-boot of Frasier (IMHO the best sit-com of all time) and witnessing the train wreck made of the updating, it was beyond sad and unnecessary. Without the sterling writing and tight ensemble cast, it's a quick hook and curtains for the good doctor. I also love Star Trek but you can't build an entire streamer around the reruns and a geriatric Jean Luc Picard. Finally, it was also interesting catching a few episodes of the original Hawaii Five-0 and Mission Impossible. My nostalgic tolerance for bad acting and hackneyed plots is fleeting and reminds me that a fond boyhood memory is often more pleasing than a real time reminder. Paramount+ may live long and prosper but it's in dire need of more rotating content. Dr. Frasier Crane deserved better... kudos to the rest of the original cast for staying away. Five stars for the convenience and excellent picture quality.

Founded in 1927 (almost 100 years ago!) CBS gets four stars for the daytime soap operas, cartoon…read moreshows, and great Christmas specials they aired when I was growing up. My Grandma didn't miss an episode of "Guiding Light," and "As the World Turns." On days I missed school due to being sick or medical appointments, I watched her "programs" with her. CBS cartoon favorites for me as a child were "Scooby-Doo" and "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids." The CBS game show I frequently watched was "Family Feud." I thought Richard Dawson's kissing each adult female contestant was off putting. Christmas specials CBS aired were always great! Think "A Charlie Brown Christmas," "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," and "Frosty the Snowman." These all are Christmas classics and I still enjoying watching them every Christmas! I also enjoyed the National Geographic Society primetime specials! Especially the ones featuring Jacques Cousteau. Thanks CBS (abbreviated from its original name, Columbia Broadcasting System) for decades of family entertainment!

I finally cannot continue anymore. your corporation no longer reports on the news...well pro-Trump…read morenews, but totally biased. you were never liberal, but this is not "broadcast journalism " as I know it to be. I will be canceling my paramount+ account when my mate returns. we are a military household. and no more Sunday CBS. same for the other days, but Sunday used to be pretty good. this includes all sports...no more. too bad for you guys.