I would thank him/her for the network and hope one of our stations picks up the channel.
THIS.
Seconded.
As for you, Heine...I think there's a (semi?-)good topic of discussion in your mess of a post, namely
And if the BUZZR channel goes kaput, would that benefit GSN?
Probably, probably not. Buzzr and GSN cater to two very different kinds of viewers anyway, plus the former is an over-the-air network and the latter's cable-only. I don't think it's stiff competition, mind you, and I really don't think Buzzr going down would benefit GSN all that much anyway (or the other way around, unlikely as that may be).
But what are the odds of this?
If Fremantle doesn't think Buzzr's making a profit (or enough of one to justify the costs of running it), they'll shut it down. It's that simple. It'd suck for the classics fans, but it's a business first and foremost.
That's the only two sentences of yours I found even partially worth responding to. Otherwise...shut up, Heine. Seriously.