It's the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and an annual tradition on Stu's Show is that he invites on his two resident TV critic-experts, Steve Beverly and Wesley Hyatt, for a long conversation on the state of the tube. Stu's website says, "We'll discuss CBS' new Star Trek series that will premiere over the air and then only be available through their online pay streaming service. We'll also run the latest cord-cutting numbers…something the satellite and cable companies need to start addressing fast. Other topics will include Colbert doing a 'live' show following the next Super Bowl, why the Buzzr digi-network continues to air the same eight weeks of programs over and over, why shows that are tanking in the ratings are not getting cancelled as fast as they did in seasons prior, and a new NBC Rant from Wes that will demonstrate once more why this network is in desperate need of some creative infusion."
Stu's Show can be heard live (almost) every Wednesday at the Stu's Show website and you can listen for free there. Webcasts start at 4 PM Pacific Time, 7 PM Eastern and other times in other climes. They run a minimum of two hours and sometimes go to three or beyond. Shortly after a show ends, it's available for downloading from the Archives on that site. Downloads are a paltry 99 cents each and you can get four for the price of three. You won't find a better deal on Black Friday…or any color Friday for that matter.