It's so important to get the viewer-numbers up for this show. Call everyone you know, tackle people in the streets. Beg or blackmail people to watch this show!
Please, remember that from now until May 8th, Brothers & Sisters will be on your screens every week!
Not sure. I believe the 'c' stands for Central and it has something to do with the huge size of America, the time difference between eas and west-coast and the time when it's broadcast.
I believe that the 'usual' time mentioned is 10 pm (9pm central time), so if tonight starts at 9 pm (8pm central) than it seems that it starts an hour earlier than usual. Does that make any sense?
I guess it's just a problem I'm unfamiliar with in my tiny little country. :)
so excited! And you're right with the timing: 'c' stands for central time zone. In the eastern half of the US times are written as 'time eastern/ time central' to denote that the show is on at time X eastern and one hour later in central time. It saves on having to run more advertisements I guess. I live in central time, and I have this problem all the time when I read TV listings which are on eastern time - I go to watch a show and find that it was on an hour ago! That being said, central time has major advantages for people like me who like to be in bed at a reasonable hour - major tv broadcasts that tend to be on late, like the Oscars, are over by a decent time. So my superfluous ramblings made short - it will be on one hour earlier than normal. happy viewing!
Thanks for the explanation. I vaguely knew it was something like that. It of course make sense, with America being so big, but for me it's still a strange idea. :)
What does that mean?
i will star checking at 10 myy time, 2 hours earlier he regular time to be sure.
I believe that the 'usual' time mentioned is 10 pm (9pm central time), so if tonight starts at 9 pm (8pm central) than it seems that it starts an hour earlier than usual. Does that make any sense?
I guess it's just a problem I'm unfamiliar with in my tiny little country. :)
And you're right with the timing: 'c' stands for central time zone. In the eastern half of the US times are written as 'time eastern/ time central' to denote that the show is on at time X eastern and one hour later in central time. It saves on having to run more advertisements I guess. I live in central time, and I have this problem all the time when I read TV listings which are on eastern time - I go to watch a show and find that it was on an hour ago! That being said, central time has major advantages for people like me who like to be in bed at a reasonable hour - major tv broadcasts that tend to be on late, like the Oscars, are over by a decent time.
So my superfluous ramblings made short - it will be on one hour earlier than normal.
happy viewing!
it will start at 10pm my time here in chile, i dont know why i guess they had a lightime saving thing?
:D