Gregg Lengling
09-26-2002, 11:46 AM
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NBC chief executive Robert Wright Wednesday spelled out which shows will make up the network’s high-definition lineup.
NBC has pledged to offer 14 hours weekly of HDTV in prime time and late-night. The network has been criticized as an HD laggard for offering less high-resolution digital programming than other networks during prime time.
Wright contended, however, that the addition of late-night HDTV makes up for the prime time shortfall. Being offered in HDTV are prime time shows Frasier, Hidden Hills, American Dreams, Boomtown, Crossing Jordan and In Laws.
Late-night talkers The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Late Show with Conan O’Brien will also be presented in HDTV.
Plans for HDTV sports programming will be identified later.
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Gregg R. Lengling
RCA P61310 61" 16x9
glengling@ameritech.net
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NBC chief executive Robert Wright Wednesday spelled out which shows will make up the network’s high-definition lineup.
NBC has pledged to offer 14 hours weekly of HDTV in prime time and late-night. The network has been criticized as an HD laggard for offering less high-resolution digital programming than other networks during prime time.
Wright contended, however, that the addition of late-night HDTV makes up for the prime time shortfall. Being offered in HDTV are prime time shows Frasier, Hidden Hills, American Dreams, Boomtown, Crossing Jordan and In Laws.
Late-night talkers The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Late Show with Conan O’Brien will also be presented in HDTV.
Plans for HDTV sports programming will be identified later.
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Gregg R. Lengling
RCA P61310 61" 16x9
glengling@ameritech.net