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TV Woodworking Shows--What hapened?
What has happened to the woodworking shows? I live in the NE in the
summer and Florida in the winter. Up north I have Direct TV (satellite) and in FL I have Comcast cable. I get most of the premium channels including DIY (premium on satellite) and NPR which is not premium (paid for with tax dollars and you still get the same amount of ads plus two weeks a year of bugging you to send them yet more money. New Yankee Workshop and David Marks used to appear regularly. They were great to watch even in you didn't like Norm's approach or were annoyed by Marks' insistence on making a template for every single thing he did. On Comcast I only find This Old House--no NYW and on DIY they rerun David Marks every week for the umpteenth time. Stupid channels only copy one another with idiot shows depicting warehouse battles, creative scrapbooking or how to macrame. Seems to me that with the number of woodworkers in the country they are missing a huge market. Talk about a "wasteland." Apart from the movies (most of which are PPV) there seems to be less quality content than when there were only 3 or 4. |
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