The Lockhorns by Bunny Hoest and John Reiner for November 04, 2024

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    The Premium Member 19 days ago

    Same.

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    snsurone76  19 days ago

    Try MeTV or TVLand, Leroy. They have some great oldies—back when TV was good!

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    Macushlalondra  19 days ago

    At least they didn’t wait until you had gotten interested in the show after a few episodes and then cancel it. Cancelled favorite shows and menu items at restaurants are the story of my life. I swear, they find out I like it and cancel it!

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    Robert Nowall Premium Member 19 days ago

    Yeah. If they’re not going to leave them on for more than two or three episodes, why do they put them on to begin with?

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    happyinvenice23  19 days ago

    I Wonder why!

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    bobwigg761  19 days ago

    I haven’t found any new shows I want to see, so it doesn’t matter if they get cancelled.

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    markkahler52  19 days ago

    The rule should be: If the network ordered 15 shows, and 15 were recorded, they should run ALL 15 before finalizing decisions to cancel, Just my penny….

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    NeedaChuckle Premium Member 19 days ago

    Ever since every show has become a soap opera where you can’t miss an episode, I have lost interest in watching any in real time. If they last long enough, I will get the DVDs or Stream it.

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    prince valiant Premium Member 19 days ago

    I pulled out an old Lockhorn book from the 70’s I had in my collection. It’s almost hard to read the way the husband and wife insult each other!

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    MuddyUSA  Premium Member 19 days ago

    Figure that out………?

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    Smeagol  19 days ago

    Viewership is all that matters to the streaming platform, excellent show but low numbers means goodbye.

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    John Jorgensen  19 days ago

    That’s not necessarily a bad thing. You can start watching it knowing that it will only go so far, and be mentally prepared to see that as a complete work. It beats becoming invested in an ongoing story and having that stop abruptly.

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    Dapperdan61  Premium Member 19 days ago

    Leroy hasn’t seen the new Matlock that’s already been renewed for a second season

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    cuzinron47  19 days ago

    Probably a sign they weren’t worth watching.

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    eb110americana  18 days ago

    Ah yes, the “Microsoft Method.” We end-of-life apps before they even get off the ground.

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    anncorr339  18 days ago

    Don’t watch the crap on tv anymorr

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    Strawberry King  18 days ago

    All of them were remakes.

    And who wants to watch those?

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