What if Fremantle Media filed for bankruptcy (to make BUZZR cease)?

[dheine1971]

My - last - post - ever - for real:

Thanks to the rerun abuse and not making a profit caused of its game show episodes aired by BUZZR, what would happen if Fremantle Media filed for bankruptcy? Would that make the BUZZR digital subchannel cease for good by the time 2015 ends and 2016 cease? Would TPIR and LMAD and Steve Harvey Family Feud continue in production despite the possible Fremantle bankruptcy? Same for the final season of American Idol on FOX starting in January?

If a Fremantle bankruptcy happens, what movie studio could buy the company and its assets to get out of its bankruptcy? Maybe Disney or Warner Bros. (but not Universal or Sony or Paramount Dreamworks or even 20th. Century Fox) could buy the Fremantle company?

And if BUZZR ceases at the end of 2015/start of 2016, how would the networks find replacements for the channel for their digital subchannel vacancies (Replacements for BUZZR could include Get TV, Grit TV, PBJ, Comet, Laff, and Decades; maybe Antenna TV could return to Cincinnatti, Ohio in the BUZZR space it vacated if things are lucky!)? Remember the September 1990-January 1991 STAR TV HEAVEN TELEVISION NETWORK that was affiliated with 10 affilates with maybe a few more to come (and even had a 90 minute game show block featuring reruns of Trivia Trap, New Liar's Club, and Jackpot 1985) but ceased after 5 months because of money problems or something like that a few days before the 1991 Gulf War began? This could happen to BUZZR as well.

Even Facebook posters still bash about BUZZR's rerun abuse of its previously aired game show episodes but the BUZZR Facebook mods remove (if not all once in a while) the rerun abuse leaning comments!

[Strikerz04]

Tl;dr - please send more red velvet pop tarts. Kthxbai.

[TLEberle]

Tl;dr - please send more red velvet pop tarts. Kthxbai.

Fark that laundry: S'mores or cinnamon all the way.

[Steve Gavazzi]

Just make sure they're in old boxes.  Remember, that's his weakness -- not the Pop-Tarts themselves.

[jimlangefan]

Just make sure they're in old boxes.  Remember, that's his weakness -- not the Pop-Tarts themselves.

He should be good now...

[clemon79]

My - last - post - ever - for real:

"And this time I MEAN it!"

/god, please mean it

[jimlangefan]

My - last - post - ever - for real:

"And this time I MEAN it!"

/god, please mean it

Nah, he's got one more left in him.  Next he'll be posting what would happen if the UK defaulted forcing Fremantle to file for bankruptcy making BUZZR cease operations because of the rerun abuse.

[clemon79]

Nah, he's got one more left in him.

Oh, and one after that, and another after that...he's not going anywhere and everyone here knows it. We've seen this game played too many times.

[BrandonFG]

My - last - post - ever - for real:

You don't even believe this.

[TLEberle]

Note that we're not even bothering to play the Skulk Pool game.

[MikeK]

I didn't know Pop Tarts come with prizes, like tinfoil conspiracy hats.

/The new peanut butter and chocolate ones are DAMN good.

[Strikerz04]

Tl;dr - please send more red velvet pop tarts. Kthxbai.

Fark that laundry: S'mores or cinnamon all the way.

I'll give you S'mores; but cinnamon? C'mon man.

[TLEberle]

I'll give you S'mores; but cinnamon? C'mon man.

It was a favorite quick breakfast of mine when I was in junior high. In 1993.

(Lord Lemon is correct; I was speaking of the brown sugar and cinnamon flavored Pop Tarts.)

[clemon79]

I'll give you S'mores; but cinnamon? C'mon man.

Like the brown-sugar-cinnamon frosted ones? Hells yes, cinnamon. Those are bomb-ass.

[BrandonFG]

Thanks to the rerun abuse and not making a profit caused of its game show episodes aired by BUZZR, what would happen if Fremantle Media filed for bankruptcy? Would that make the BUZZR digital subchannel cease for good by the time 2015 ends and 2016 cease? Would TPIR and LMAD and Steve Harvey Family Feud continue in production despite the possible Fremantle bankruptcy? Same for the final season of American Idol on FOX starting in January?

If a Fremantle bankruptcy happens, what movie studio could buy the company and its assets to get out of its bankruptcy? Maybe Disney or Warner Bros. (but not Universal or Sony or Paramount Dreamworks or even 20th. Century Fox) could buy the Fremantle company?

I really didn't pay attention to any of this because, well, it makes zero sense. Now that I've read it (and you owe me for that), I gotta say you really don't have a clue as to how television works. If this really is your last post (which I'm sure it's not), you're sparing the forum from having to deal with any more of your asinine rants and "rerun abuse" complaints. Buzzr is not going anywhere, and I really wish you'd stop being Chicken Little. It's gotten old.

Now back to your regularly schedule Pop Tarts discussion, already in progress.