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Last of AOTS?
13 years ago
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If any of you here watch Attack of The Show, or watched, as it were, I just got to watch the final episode.
omgshoawesumandsadbutgoodNYAH.
And just asking, did they rerun it today at 7EST? I heard it was scheduled to run yesterday on the 23rd, but it was on today (Jan 24th) at 7 so I'm confused o.O Either way, I wish the G4 higher-ups weren't such imbeciles and didn't cancel their two most popular shows that have aired over 3,000 episodes between them (XPlay and AOTS) and go to what...
G4MEN??
What. The. Hell. What are they supposed to run? What kind of shows could they possibly have? Essentially the only Internet-themed gaming/tech/viral show, and they cancel it. Sure, it's expensive and hard to produce, running live shows for an entire hours every weekday, but having James Cameron, his many multi-million dollar cameras on set, where he literally reigned in his company who said hell no, and did so anyways, giant pies, teabags of epic sizes, oatmeal wrestling, gaming controllers and consoles ranging from massive to tiny, the inside of nearly every gaming company, pioneered access and coverage from massive events like E3, and an international following of epic proportions, I think that makes it worth while. AOTS and XPlay were some of G4's internationally recognized flagships. I don't think the channel, revamped or not, will last long without them.
omgshoawesumandsadbutgoodNYAH.
And just asking, did they rerun it today at 7EST? I heard it was scheduled to run yesterday on the 23rd, but it was on today (Jan 24th) at 7 so I'm confused o.O Either way, I wish the G4 higher-ups weren't such imbeciles and didn't cancel their two most popular shows that have aired over 3,000 episodes between them (XPlay and AOTS) and go to what...
G4MEN??
What. The. Hell. What are they supposed to run? What kind of shows could they possibly have? Essentially the only Internet-themed gaming/tech/viral show, and they cancel it. Sure, it's expensive and hard to produce, running live shows for an entire hours every weekday, but having James Cameron, his many multi-million dollar cameras on set, where he literally reigned in his company who said hell no, and did so anyways, giant pies, teabags of epic sizes, oatmeal wrestling, gaming controllers and consoles ranging from massive to tiny, the inside of nearly every gaming company, pioneered access and coverage from massive events like E3, and an international following of epic proportions, I think that makes it worth while. AOTS and XPlay were some of G4's internationally recognized flagships. I don't think the channel, revamped or not, will last long without them.
