The other day Comet had a marathon of Godzilla movies. I was all set to watch a bunch of them but the listings were inaccurate. Grrr!

It appears to be Fox Sports in the Morning and the rebranded Sports Map radio (used to be SBNation) at night. Although that has fluctuated a few times.

Just found some info...

https://www.michiganlearning.org/about/ ... questions/

This channel popped up recently but the image is blank. All my guide says is D-MLC.

Is anybody else seeing a test pattern for FAVE TV on WWJ-TV 62.4?

I'm in central Wayne County and use one of those little $15 flat, square antennas. I can get WUDL more often than not.

Local TV literally plays Biden ads as 'news' and has the anchors sit stunned by his majesty, then they start smearing Trump with obviously spun or totally faked news. This is simply the next step. The next step of what exactly? Not all ideas are created equal nor should they be treated equal. And t...

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Wed Jul 01, 2020 10:29 am

I'll listen to 1130 before I listen to the crap on 760.

Have fun doing that!

I'm not sure if 18.6 even has a name. Might just be a collection of programming rights purchased by the TV station. Right now, The Lucy Show is on. No commercials, no ID, etc. aired between the 6a and 6:30a episodes. So far, based on what I've seen and what you've seen, the theme seems to be classi...

Any idea what is on 18.6? All I've seen is Petticoat Junction and the Beverly Hillbillies.

Westland Kroger, Merriman & Mixchigan. Six feet social distancing is just lip service here. Especially in the meat department.

I work at Kroger and the place was packed. How is that safer than going up north or golfing?

They declared an emergency in short order — with 3 weeks and got the ball rolling on handling it. I’m not expecting day of response times but Trump took 7 weeks of kicking and screaming and denying it existed. Obama set up the pandemic response team so that next time we’d be ready respond faster. T...

Actually, Obama waited until 1,000 people had died before he declared an emergency. And over 10,000 died after that declaration.

It wouldn't hurt the media to put things in a little context. A little over a week ago, the mortality rate for the coronavirus in America was around 3.5%. Today it is closer to 1.5%. Wouldn't this information ease the panic just a little bit? Back in 2009 the H1N1 virus was killing a lot more people...