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October 13, 2008 8:02 PM PDT

The Digital Home Video: An SNL Video Site? Uh, no thanks

by Don Reisinger

NBC may launch a new SNL video site? Let's hope it never happens..

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by RobinQueens October 13, 2008 8:30 PM PDT
Don't watch! thats it! easy enough for you? What IS like it used to be? GM? Ford? buy a clue Don, you sound envious. geez- Cnet allows you to have a column , if someone does not like you, they do not have to read it. right? you rail about video game haters, you tell them to take a hike and do not play, and leave those that want to alone. right?. btw I have not watched SNL in years, but a sight for them is not relevant to me. but not enough to go ranting and being a hypocrite. yea yea! I know you gotta come up with a topic, and I do not. no problem, i'll be back.
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by aztec92154 October 13, 2008 9:37 PM PDT
I think we can all agree that SNL isn't what it used to be. Its gone the way of MAD TV and In Living Color... :(
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by benjwah October 14, 2008 12:13 AM PDT
Don, the beauty of the internet is that if they put an SNL site up, you don't have to go there. How is that you still work?
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by donsms October 15, 2008 5:24 AM PDT
Get ahold of Leo ASAP Don, he`s looking for some new voices and guests on his twit netcast on Sundays!
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by man_is_man October 20, 2008 4:17 PM PDT
You are really annoying.
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