Mario500

I was not asking about anything. (accepts apology without hard feelings)

Why did you post this paragraph?

I had believed the first three editions of the program ("Jeopardy!") for its thirty-seventh year were either partially broadcast or not broadcast at all by what I had believed to had been a certain TV station to which I had access locally (having news programming in place of them) during a certain period of time* in which I usually had access to new editions of the program being broadcast locally before this calendar week (specifically the first half of an hour of 6:00 p.m. for the Central time zone) between this past Monday and this past Wednesday (note: I had noticed what I had believed to had been certain parts of the first two editions of the program being broadcast in that period of time this past Monday and Tuesday through what I had believed to had been this station, but none of all through the station during the same period of time this past Wednesday).

I had believed the first edition of this program ("Jeopardy!") for its thirty-seventh series (or season) of shows was interrupted on one of the broadcast channels for a certain TV station to which I had access locally this past Monday (specifically a main channel of theirs) (note: the channel appeared to have had programming about a news conference immediately afterwards before appearing to have had a certain part of the edition all ready in progress minutes later in the same period of time* in which the program was usually part of the programming of this kind of channel for the station before that Monday earlier this calendar year and certain calendar years prior to this one (*the first half of an hour of 6:00 p.m. (for the Central time zone)).

(hyperlink to obituary of a certain announcer named Wendell Craig)

"brat"?

I had never used the word "dial" as a verb.

"filmed"? (as in recorded on film?)

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I was reminded of a certain TV program named "Classic Concentration" by some of the clues in the "BAND EMOJIS" category in the installment of "Jeopardy!" I had seen through what I had believed to have had been a TV channel for a TV station I would describe as local this past Thursday (note: I had believed the host of the installment of the program named "Jeopardy!" had also hosted installments of the program named "Classic Concentration").

Yes.

(wishes a more specific answer had been given and accepted for a certain installment of this program broadcast near me this on the Tuesday of the fourth day of this February for this clue: "In the 1930s this Russian composed 'Peter & the Wolf' & scored the movie 'Alexander Nevsky' " (I had believed a certain composer of music with the same surname as the one for which the clue was about was related to the same one))

I had wished a more specific version of the date given in response to this clue for the edition of this program I had seen through a certain programming feed for a certain TV station I would describe as a local one this past Monday was given instead of that one (even though it was accepted): "American Airlines Captain Beverley Bass was piloting one of the 38 planes that were diverted to Newfoundland on this date" (note: I would had used a version involving a calendar year if I were responding to this clue)

I did not like hearing whom I had believed to had been the host of the program presenting what I had believed to had been a certain clue for one of its game involving a certain word I would describe as "profane" (its spelling was similar to this one: " witchin' ") and did not like the music for the final rounds of those games (I was hoping one of the final rounds would have a certain kind of music originally used for the final rounds of games for a TV program like this one ("Jeopardy!") in years past since I had expected it ("Jeopardy!: The Greatest of All Time!") to be what some folks might describe as a "special").

Who?

I had remembered a certain piece of electronic mail I had received I had found to had been related to a certain TV programming service originally named "American Movie Classics" (the "AMC" for which this discussion was created) appearing to have had texts similar to these (some of them appeared to have had involved a different name for the service): "©2012 AMC: The American Movie Channel, LLC. All Right Reserved. 11 Penn Plaza, 19th floor, NY, NY10001" " 'AMC,' the 'AMC' logo and 'The American Movie Channel' are service marks of The American Movie Channel, LLC." "About Us | AMC Networks | Advertise | Update Profile | Unsubscribe | Privacy and Terms of Use" "Powered by Market Traq for Email Predict" I had also found some texts similar to the ones above this sentence (all together) at this World Wide Web addresses afterwards: https://realarmywives.tumblr.com/ https://realarmywives.tumblr.com/pos...itary-families http://tvmegasite.net/prime/shows/madmen/news.shtml

I would not want to be referenced only by a family name if I were a president.

"African American"?

https://wgnradio.com/2019/05/22/jeopardy-ruler-james-holzhauers-brother-ian-holzhauer-gives-james-genius-shout-out/ (involves text such as "Jeopardy! Ruler James Holzhauer’s brother, Ian Holzhauer gives James’ genius shout-out" and audio of a certain discussion related to "Jeopardy!")

Wrong. I had actually read it before posting my previous message.

Hyperlink to another interview related to "Jeopardy!" (possibly involving the same being questioned for the interview to which I had posted a hyperlink earlier on this page)*: https://wgnradio.com/2019/04/25/brother-of-the-naperville-jeopardy-champ-james-holzhauer-explains-what-is-was-like-growing-up-with-a-trivia-whiz/ (*note: I had found some of the language in the recording of this interview to had been vulgar and had found my self surprised, saddened, and disappointed by whom I had believed to have had been this being using the word "hell" in a vulgar way, especially after having enjoyed the other interview I had mentioned on this page)

Interview related to "Jeopardy!": https://wgnradio.com/2019/04/22/jeopardy-record-breakers-brother-and-attorney-ian-holzhauer-my-brother-has-always-been-the-smarter-one/