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Willy Prost · 10-19-2004, 09:59 AM

jwrath7's response is why the show producers and Spike TV are so tolerant of re-running each show so many times.

There are many folks how haven't seen these shows. Those of us who have seen some of these shows 10 times already can and will whine about "finish it already".

The real solution is to convince Spike TV (and to a lesser extent Speed TV) to get more fresh programming , not more reruns, on the tube. I am very appreciative of "Trucks TV", "Horsepower TV", "My Classic Car", "Two Guys Garage", "Dream Car Garage" and others on cable.

The reruns overload could be a blessing in disguise, though. When I see a re-run that I don't feel I need to see again, I go out and work on my truck. If there were only new, exciting car and truck shows on Cable TV, I would spend less time on my truck.

10-19-2004, 09:59 AM	#25
Willy Prost Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 398	jwrath7's response is why the show producers and Spike TV are so tolerant of re-running each show so many times. There are many folks how haven't seen these shows. Those of us who have seen some of these shows 10 times already can and will whine about "finish it already". The real solution is to convince Spike TV (and to a lesser extent Speed TV) to get more fresh programming , not more reruns, on the tube. I am very appreciative of "Trucks TV", "Horsepower TV", "My Classic Car", "Two Guys Garage", "Dream Car Garage" and others on cable. The reruns overload could be a blessing in disguise, though. When I see a re-run that I don't feel I need to see again, I go out and work on my truck. If there were only new, exciting car and truck shows on Cable TV, I would spend less time on my truck.



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