Do they already air Access in the daytime hours? If not, then I would assume that.

Well, Big 4 may have been a stretch as there are probably several Fox stations still airing it. But I've never seen a big 3 station air it in this decade.

Yeah, that's a bit more understandable since WDSU and WJZ did or continue to air Maury well into this decade. However, find me a big 3 or even big 4 station that still airs Jerry Springer. Like, KTAL got rid of it YEARS ago.

In more Judge Jerry news, WSTR, WDCW, KRCW.........and WNWO are adding the show this fall. Yes, that last one is accurate.

That is, if the CBS stations don't attempt to snag it from Fox due to Debmar-Mercury changing affilations.

How long did it take them to make this? I could make a better one in Microsoft Paint and I'm not even good at this at all.

I was just coming here to say that. I saw Tamron talk about that too.

I'm Catching My Breath after laughing about that. I may need to Walk Away for a bit.

ABC must be cursed on Interstate 55.

KPEJ probably has little value but KMSS and KLJB probably could stand on their own.

For those of you in Dallas who wanna see Tamron this fall, you may wanna go to the Ones to Watch. Her former station, KTVT, will be airing her show this fall.

Well, KPXJ already runs Springer now (both syndicated and CW version). And then another article says that WPIX, KDAF, WPHL, WCIU, WLVI and WATL also will be carrying the show. My guess would be that the majority of the stations running it outside of the ones already listed would be the ones that carry Springer's syndicated package (and not the ones who only carry it via the CW). As for the CW Daytime, I'm curious as to what this means for those reruns since obviously the network has the right to ask for new episodes but proabably can't as long as Judge Jerry is in production. (and I do wonder, Is Judge Jerry being treated as a "successor" to the Jerry Springer Show but done in a different format). I suppose NBCU and Nexstar (if either party cares enough, Nexstar being the successor to Tribune) could just rush out a new show to take over that timeslot (maybe give that proposed panel talk show called The Squad a second revisit) or just give it back to the affiliates. An alternate possibility being CBS or Warner take the time slot for another show that otherwise would have been sold into regular syndication. Otherwise, if the Springer talk reruns do come back, I can see some stations trying to bury it in overnight slots and giving the daytime spot to something else (for example, KPXJ picking up Kelly Clarkson to air at 2pm, where the CW daytime currently is)

https://www.broadcastingcable.com/news/fox-television-stations-to-give-rupaul-three-week-run Yeah, I know. This would be his second one. Telepictures wanted to launch it this fall but initially, they couldn't find enough stations for it. The article also says that Fox will be testing an entertainment magazine from Debmar-Mercury and Will Packer Media (who I think has a deal with DM parent company Lionsgate) called Central Avenue. Now, as I read the article, it says that Fox wants to test as many shows as possible to keep programming options fresh year round. This makes me curious because Fox already does this at the network level and they pull it off seamlessly. Is this the first step towards syndicated shows rotating permanently. For example, during the summer months, and possibly some of winter, a different slate of shows come out?

Judge Jerry is coming to KPXJ This Fall. I thought that KSHV would end up getting that one.

Amen, brother!