SunnyBeBe May 13, 2018 Share May 13, 2018 I'm really enjoying this special episode broadcast from England and featuring Brits, but, why nothing about Mother's Day? Hmmmm.... I missed the first few minutes. Maybe, I missed it. Link to comment
Spunkygal May 13, 2018 Share May 13, 2018 8 hours ago, SunnyBeBe said: I'm really enjoying this special episode broadcast from England and featuring Brits, but, why nothing about Mother's Day? Hmmmm.... I missed the first few minutes. Maybe, I missed it. No, there was nothing about Mother's Day. I would have liked to cut out one of the segments (maybe the lady who collects all the royal junk) and show the Kew Gardens instead. I am surprised by how many Americans know nothing about this beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site. We are going to London in July and Kew is definitely on our list. 1 Link to comment
SunnyBeBe May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 13 hours ago, Spunkygal said: No, there was nothing about Mother's Day. I would have liked to cut out one of the segments (maybe the lady who collects all the royal junk) and show the Kew Gardens instead. I am surprised by how many Americans know nothing about this beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site. We are going to London in July and Kew is definitely on our list. HOW EXCITING. I just love England. I hope your trip is awesome. I'd love it if you post about your adventures upon your return. I'm not sure where it would fit around this site, but, PM me, if you think about it. I wonder why they didn't throw something into the episode about mothers. I mean, why not in the little commentary? ?? Link to comment
Spunkygal May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 @SunnyBeBe, sure, I will be glad to post a little about our trip, but not enough to bore everyone! We are mainly going for Wimbledon but will also have time for sightseeing. I agree with your comments about Mother's Day. Maybe they could have done a segment on Mother's Day in the UK? Anyway, I hope you had a good one! 1 Link to comment
SVNBob May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 1 hour ago, Spunkygal said: Maybe they could have done a segment on Mother's Day in the UK? UK Mother's Day is in April, I think. Link to comment
Spunkygal May 14, 2018 Share May 14, 2018 2 hours ago, SVNBob said: UK Mother's Day is in April, I think. And that would have been interesting to note! Start the segment witht HMD to moms in the US and did you know that...blah, blah, blah....and here's why it's celebrated in April. 1 Link to comment
formerlyfreedom May 15, 2018 Share May 15, 2018 11 hours ago, SVNBob said: UK Mother's Day is in April, I think. Actually, it's in March - I was super confused on vacation there in late February, early March, because they had lots of Mother's Day commercials going on, and it turned out that it was the weekend after I left - which I believe put it on March 11 this year? Link to comment
SVNBob May 15, 2018 Share May 15, 2018 (edited) Either way, Mother's Day had long passed this year in the UK before this weekend. Which explains why there wasn't a segment about it on the CBS show in question. Edited May 15, 2018 by SVNBob clarity Link to comment
SunnyBeBe May 27, 2018 Share May 27, 2018 Ref. CBS Sunday Morning. Steve Martin and Martin Short featured. They are touring. The name of the show is A Show That You Will Forget For The Rest Of Your Life! lol God, I love those guys. They still make me lol. They remind me of the saying, If you love what you do, you never have to work a day in your life. Link to comment
zoey1996 June 9, 2018 Author Share June 9, 2018 On 5/27/2018 at 10:07 AM, SunnyBeBe said: Ref. CBS Sunday Morning. Steve Martin and Martin Short featured. They are touring. The name of the show is A Show That You Will Forget For The Rest Of Your Life! lol God, I love those guys. They still make me lol. They remind me of the saying, If you love what you do, you never have to work a day in your life. It's available on Netflix. We just watched the show that was taped in Greenville, South Carolina. It is so funny! Both Steve Martin and Martin Short had some hilarious bits! On 5/15/2018 at 12:53 AM, SVNBob said: Either way, Mother's Day had long passed this year in the UK before this weekend. Which explains why there wasn't a segment about it on the CBS show in question. Mother's Day in the UK is tied to the calendar for Lent. It's called Mothering Sunday and always falls on Refreshment Sunday, which is the fourth Sunday of Lent. DD lives in the UK, and always buys my "Mum's Day" card then so she'll have one to give/send on our US Mother's Day. Link to comment
Medicine Crow July 2, 2018 Share July 2, 2018 I'm a fan of CBS Sunday Morning, but must admit I ff through any piece with Rita Braver. She seems like a really nice woman, but her voice makes me want to cough!!! 1 Link to comment
Spunkygal July 2, 2018 Share July 2, 2018 21 hours ago, Medicine Crow said: I'm a fan of CBS Sunday Morning, but must admit I ff through any piece with Rita Braver. She seems like a really nice woman, but her voice makes me want to cough!!! I think she is a good interviewer but she makes me feel like I'm struggling for breath. I guess she is/was a smoker. My favs are Lee Cowan and Steve Hartman. 3 Link to comment
Medicine Crow July 3, 2018 Share July 3, 2018 2 hours ago, Spunkygal said: I think she is a good interviewer but she makes me feel like I'm struggling for breath. I guess she is/was a smoker. My favs are Lee Cowan and Steve Hartman. Totally agree!! Link to comment
HyeChaps July 3, 2018 Share July 3, 2018 Don’t like Faith. She doesn’t come through as knowledgeable. But I could watch Mo all day. 2 Link to comment
Spunkygal July 3, 2018 Share July 3, 2018 Forgot about Mo! I love him, too! There is one reporter (is her name Tracy?) who is very attractive and interviews a lot of the famous people. I feel like she flirts with them too much. That may just be my incorrect assessment and I'm sorry if I'm imagining that about her. I also like Martha Tichner (sp). 1 Link to comment
Medicine Crow July 3, 2018 Share July 3, 2018 2 hours ago, Spunkygal said: Forgot about Mo! I love him, too! There is one reporter (is her name Tracy?) who is very attractive and interviews a lot of the famous people. I feel like she flirts with them too much. That may just be my incorrect assessment and I'm sorry if I'm imagining that about her. I also like Martha Tichner (sp). I don't think your assessment is incorrect. I've noticed it too & find it very annoying!!! Link to comment
Kemper July 28, 2018 Share July 28, 2018 Have just seen the news about Les Moonves. Is that how you spell it? I wonder if this will impact Julie Chen's job(s)? Link to comment
Spunkygal September 11, 2018 Share September 11, 2018 The segment on CBS Sunday Morning about the Flight 93 memorial in PA with the wind chimes was one of the most moving things I’ve ever seen or heard (along with the 9/11 memorial in NYC.) That is beautiful and I hope to visit it, and hear it, someday. What an amazing tribute to those heroes.? 3 Link to comment
Hanahope November 17, 2018 Share November 17, 2018 CBS has the worst streaming app. Took me 2 hours tonight to get through Survivor because it constantly pauses for several minutes at a time every few minutes. No other network app has this problem (I.e., it’s not my iPad or WiFi). And they want people to pay for this crap? Link to comment
UYI November 22, 2018 Share November 22, 2018 55 years ago today. Everyone is familiar with the TV coverage led by Walter Cronkite on CBS on this fateful day in 1963, but here is the coverage on CBS radio, via WCBS in New York. The death announcement is made at 26:53; the Star Spangled Banner starts playing at 27:25. Believe it or not, the radio announcement was a full 20 minutes before Walter Cronkite made the announcement on TV! Dan Rather, who was reporting from Dallas, talks about that day here: Here are also two other radio reports from two other CBS radio affiliates: KNX in Los Angeles, and KRLD in Dallas, which starts from the beginning of the parade route. Absolutely chilling. All of this is courtesy of this AMAZING JFK YouTube channel created by David Von Pein; truly a rabbit hole. I will be sharing the ABC/NBC radio and TV coverage on their respective threads as well--which, like the radio coverage on CBS, might be even more fascinating, given how little we often see it compared to the coverage from CBS. And while he does not yet have the full CBS-TV coverage posted (not that that's too hard to find elsewhere), he DOES have this CBS Evening News broadcast that aired that night: Two more pieces of trivia, related to two CBS shows: 1. The pilot of Gilligan's Island was also taped this very same day 55 years ago; it premiered one year later. 2. An episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show involving Richie's birthday party was also taped that same day, but due to the events earlier that afternoon, it would be the only episode to NOT include a live studio audience. 4 Link to comment
UYI November 22, 2018 Share November 22, 2018 From December 13th, 1963: Judy Garland performs "Battle Hymn of the Republic" on her self-titled variety show, which aired for two seasons on CBS. Despite not being allowed to say so on the air, this was a tribute to JFK. 2 Link to comment
Blergh November 23, 2018 Share November 23, 2018 (edited) UYI, I saw the CBS coverage of that horrific day( decades after the fact) and among other trivial things of note: the cast of As the World Turns evidently not only didn't know what had happened in Dallas while they were performing the show, they kept performing the script in the studio for some minutes without it being broadcast- unaware that the network had permanently taken their show off the air that day to prioritize the coverage. Also, one of the commercials was for a fabric softener featuring Martha Raye playing (for laughs) the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe overwhelmed by ironing and all her kids but happily singing the praises for the fabric softener that due to it, she could now spend time with her baby (herself in a bonnet and blanket). This commercial came at a somewhat awkward time in Miss Raye's career as her own variety show had been cancelled seven years earlier yet this was seven years before she'd revamp herself as the Bugaloos' Benita Bizarre. It should be noted that the first half hour of Special Bulletins were audio-only because they were frantically trying to warm up the camera equipment in the newsroom in the meantime. Also, immediately after one of the first Special Bulletins, there was an announcement for then-popular detective drama Route 66 's impending episode later that evening . However; that was NOT to be the case. I wonder if that announcement had been prerecorded and due to be plugged during one of the soap's breaks but the network had not officially yet killed the scheduled programming from being shown. It would be another four days before the network would resume regular programming but the nation had been through the wringer via Presidential Assassination to Oswald's Murder on live television to President Kennedy's funeral with his son's devastating salute! Edited November 24, 2018 by Blergh bolding turns 1 Link to comment
jumper sage December 14, 2018 Share December 14, 2018 I could not find a listing for Rachael Ray. Odd. Anyways I just tried her garlic butter and it was horrible. Everything I have tried from her has been bad, not just ok but bad. Link to comment
Kemper January 16, 2019 Share January 16, 2019 Is there going to be a change CBS This Morning? I read somewhere that Gail King is leaving; I have also read that due to low ratings (since Charlie Rose left) there would be a personnel shake-up and that no one would be exempt. Link to comment
UYI January 26, 2019 Share January 26, 2019 A live celebration for 40 years of CBS Sunday Morning! 1 Link to comment
Spunkygal January 27, 2019 Share January 27, 2019 The 40 year celebration for CBS Sunday Morning was great. I loved seeing the “Sun Lady,” reliving some of the segments, the signature trumpet opening and especially the featured photographers of the nature moments. I know they said there are many photographers who contribute but the one who was snapping the bighorn sheep moved me when he talked about how much it means to him when folks associate this show with the nature moments. Although the show’s segments are usually very interesting, the nature moments are by far my favorite part. I remembered many of the retrospective segments but I didn’t remember the one about the lady with MS whose neighbors come over to put her to bed every night. It brought me to tears. What great people! No one I know watches this show and I can’t understand why. I much prefer it over 60 Minutes. Also, Jane Pauley is aging well and her haircut is adorable. I snapped some pics of it to show my hairstylist and may get mine cut like it. 2 Link to comment
Barb1959 February 4, 2019 Share February 4, 2019 I have no idea if anyone can answer this question or not....but here goes. I thought I would try the cbs access (free week) Then I wanted to cancel before the week was up. I have called (had to hold for 30 minutes) How do I get out of this? emailed 4 times.. Link to comment
Cobb Salad February 4, 2019 Share February 4, 2019 @Barb1959 if you downloaded the app via the iTunes Store the instructions state if you turn off auto renew you won’t be billed - I am not a CBS All Access subscriber but I’m guessing you need to go into the settings for the app on your device (I’m talking specifically about an Apple device, it may be the same with other versions). I hope this helps. Link to comment
Barb1959 February 5, 2019 Share February 5, 2019 Thanks Cobb....I finally got it done. They had already charged my card. I finally had to threaten to call a lawyer before she said she would do me a favor and refund my card. lol I will never try a "free" week on anything again! 2 Link to comment
Spunkygal February 24, 2019 Share February 24, 2019 Dang it, Steve Hartman! You REALLY got me today on CBS Sunday Morning with your story about the vet, her dog Moxie and service dog in training Tiny Tim. How do you do it week after week! Returns to chopping onions. 😢 1 Link to comment
Spunkygal March 10, 2019 Share March 10, 2019 Some interesting segments on CBS Sunday Morning today, but also some slop. I couldn’t FF fast enough through the Ree Drummond segment and then the lengthy Jim Gaffigan piece. But the rest of the show was good. The closing of small town hospitals was heartbreaking. I am so sorry for those small communities and those life and death situations. The book binding by hand story was fascinating but I think I saw a typo on one of the pages of the book they opened up at the end. It is a poetry book and it said “...as nothing renders all, as grace comes through the bittter fall.” How ironic to have a typo in a beautiful book that took a lot of time to hand bind! Loved the tree chairs segment. Wow, I’d love one of those. Mo is a good host! 1 1 Link to comment
Was-MArsenault March 20, 2019 Share March 20, 2019 (edited) Heads up: The NCAA Basketball Tournament starts today, so expect pre-emptions tomorrow along with Friday. Edited March 20, 2019 by MikaelaArsenault Link to comment
MissAlmond March 31, 2019 Share March 31, 2019 (edited) DAMN!!!! $40 million dollars! It's always the "You Can Trust Bob, He's Been With Us Forever!" when fellow employees report he was seen driving a Rolls Royce after deplaning from a private jet who should be immediately investigated. https://deadline.com/2019/03/cbs-employees-credit-union-manager-charged-embezzling-40-million-ed-roshotat-1202585395/ Edited March 31, 2019 by MissAlmond Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 7, 2019 Share May 7, 2019 On 2/4/2019 at 10:37 PM, Barb1959 said: Thanks Cobb....I finally got it done. They had already charged my card. I finally had to threaten to call a lawyer before she said she would do me a favor and refund my card. lol I will never try a "free" week on anything again! I tried a 12 week trial subscription of the NY Times (& it wasn't even free--just at a reduced rate). Toward the end of 12 weeks, I contacted the phone # provided to say I did not want to subscribe. The woman I dealt with went through some gobbledegook reason of why I was now fully subscribed, that I hadn't contacted them in time to stop the paper. It made no sense. Something just made me feel I was dealing not with the NYT but a contracting company. So I called the NYT directly, spoke with someone in customer service, and was told not to worry, that this would be taken care of. And it was. I'll never try any of these "deals" again. 1 1 Link to comment
SmithW6079 May 10, 2019 Share May 10, 2019 On 1/16/2019 at 1:26 PM, Kemper said: Is there going to be a change CBS This Morning? I read somewhere that Gail King is leaving; I have also read that due to low ratings (since Charlie Rose left) there would be a personnel shake-up and that no one would be exempt. On 5/7/2019 at 5:00 PM, Kemper said: Any comments on the CBS This Morning shakeup? I think it's unfortunate that that featherweight moron Gayle King is staying and the other two co-hosts are moving on. I hate the way she inserts herself into every story and makes it about her. She would have no career if not for Oprah. I like Norah O'Donnell; I think she's informed and professional. While I'm glad she's continuing on CBS, I felt sorry for Jeff Glor tonight, when he said good-bye on this evening's broadcast. I didn't care for him at first, but I can't help feeling he got the shaft undeservedly. I haven't cared for John Dickerson since I watched the Sunday morning news show he used to do where he whiffed questions to the guest when he should have been grilling her for the lies she was spewing. Link to comment
nittany cougar July 21, 2019 Share July 21, 2019 (edited) I used to watch CBS news, but I lost patience with the revolving door. I liked Scott Pelley's voice and delivery. I felt like Scott got the shaft, but I gave Jeff Glor a chance and liked him too. I have family connections to Texas and Western NY, so both Pelley (Lubbock) and Glor (Buffalo) felt comfortable to me. Glor seemed especially nice and was totally screwed in the most recent switch. At least Pelley could returm to his prestigious spot on 60 Minutes. He is a classic newsman in the old sense, like Rather and is also very sexy ( saw him in DC a few years ago). I wish ABC or NBC would pick him up and make him an anchor. I am not even going to bother getting attached to Norah. She seems like a nice enough person, but I get a very "try hard" feeling from her news delivery, as if she is playing a news anchor on a TV drama. Let's face it, CBS will probably push her out within a year. I will probably just watch cable news or ESPN at 6:30 instead of the network. Edited July 23, 2019 by nittanycougar 3 Link to comment
SmithW6079 August 11, 2019 Share August 11, 2019 On 7/21/2019 at 12:50 PM, nittanycougar said: I used to watch CBS news, but I lost patience with the revolving door. I liked Scott Pelley's voice and delivery. I felt like Scott got the shaft, but I gave Jeff Glor a chance and liked him too. I have family connections to Texas and Western NY, so both Pelley (Lubbock) and Glor (Buffalo) felt comfortable to me. Glor seemed especially nice and was totally screwed in the most recent switch. At least Pelley could returm to his prestigious spot on 60 Minutes. He is a classic newsman in the old sense, like Rather and is also very sexy ( saw him in DC a few years ago). I wish ABC or NBC would pick him up and make him an anchor. I am not even going to bother getting attached to Norah. She seems like a nice enough person, but I get a very "try hard" feeling from her news delivery, as if she is playing a news anchor on a TV drama. Let's face it, CBS will probably push her out within a year. I will probably just watch cable news or ESPN at 6:30 instead of the network. I agree with your observations. Scott Pelley was great -- had the right amount of gravitas (and was a hot silver daddy). They got rid of him for the evening news because of contact negotiations (or so they said), but I think it was more because he called something Trump said a "lie," with no waffling about "misrepresented" or "misstated." I said above that I think Jeff Glor got the shaft (even though I don't think he was suited for the anchor spot -- too stiff), but he went out like a class act his last broadcast. Norah O'Donnell is a try-too-hard. I liked her on the morning show, but she's not suited here. Plus, I've noticed that she sometimes drops editorial asides at the end of a story. Just report the story, Norah. 1 Link to comment
BradyBunchFan August 12, 2020 Share August 12, 2020 Sumner Redstone, Towering Media Mogul Who Helped Shape Modern Entertainment Industry, Dies at 97 Link to comment
annzeepark914 June 6, 2021 Share June 6, 2021 (edited) Kennedy Center Honors will be on CBS tomorrow night, June 6th. Joan Baez, Garth Brooks, Midori, Debbie Allan, ,and Dick Van Dyke (about time!). Edited June 6, 2021 by annzeepark914 2 Link to comment
chitowngirl June 6, 2021 Share June 6, 2021 1 hour ago, annzeepark914 said: Kennedy Center Honors will be on CBS tomorrow night, June 6th. Joan Baez, Garth Brooks, Midori, Debbie Allan, ,and Dick Van Dyke (about time!). Here’s the forum... 1 Link to comment
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