Comments on: End Of “TRL” Strips Excuse To Skip School From Thousands Of Jonas Brothers Fans

By: Stuart Meager

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By: Pop Cesspool

Pop Cesspool — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 07:41:10 +0000

JoBros + TRL = totally frightening street scene:
[www.popcesspool.net]

By: Audif Jackson Winters III

Audif Jackson Winters III — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 06:12:39 +0000

I'm still sad they cancelled MTV Yack Live!, the progenitor of all "type your comment online and it will show up on the TV" shows.

Internetz '95-steez, y'all:

[www.mtv.com]

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 06:05:39 +0000

@Chris Molanphy: I too am stuck w/ Cablevision(Bronx) but I have a digital cable package that includes NTV Hits, VH1 Classic, and VH1 Soul. Cablevision also used to have a really great video music channel called The Tube. Man, it played everything. I saw tons of videos I never saw before plus no annoying VJ’s, no reality shows,and few commercials. But for some reason they discontinued it about 5-6 months ago. I was sooo pissed. I do have HD so maybe Cablevision will pick up MTV HD. Also, if you are disperate for a music video fix that is a little less teenyboppery than MTV watch Noctornal State on VH1. Its usually on at 4 am. Also, if you’re not homophobic watch New Next Now on NTV’s gay channel LOGO. A new episode airs every Sunday at midnight and repeats throughout the week. One more suggestion, if you channel 25 on Saturday nights they usually air New York Noise–which mostly features NYC bands but they show lots of others as well. Channel 25 also airs Video Music Box and The Bridge if you are into Old School Hip-Hop and Rap.

By: ObtuseIntolerant

ObtuseIntolerant — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 04:16:07 +0000

Good riddance…I think the fact that they started making it so that the fan voting didn’t have much to do with their ultimate top 10 lineups contributed to its much-deserved demise.

By: Chris Molanphy

Chris Molanphy — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:24:05 +0000

I'm in one of those weird parts of the NYC area (central Brooklyn) where I'm forced to subscribe to CableVision. Their lineup is decent but has its quirks. Hence...

@Maura Johnston: I'm pretty sure I don't have MTV HD.

@Al Shipley: I definitely don't have all those alternate MTVs and VH1s. Will need to check at home tonight whether I even have MTV Hits, for starters.

By: AquaLung

AquaLung — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:21:17 +0000

@MrStarhead: Sorry man, the furthest TRL's memory goes back is a couple years. Anything past 2006 never happened. Soooorrrryyyy.

By: MrStarhead

MrStarhead — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 02:58:57 +0000

My first trip to New York City (spring 2000), I made the unfortunate mistake of walking up the same street as the MTV studios on the same day N*Sync (or maybe Backstreet Boys, or hell, maybe LFO, I don't remember) was on TRL. It was pandemonium. I've never really understood why the police let huge crowds go nuts down below on the street.

Ooh, and remember the time Liam Gallagher went on TRL and didn't make any sense? Good times.

By: DocStrange

DocStrange — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 02:28:16 +0000

@Al Shipley: My cable package also has MTVu, so i'm completely set with music channels (and I love MTVu).

Also, yes VH1 Classic has stopped being a place for older music and has simply become VH1 circa 1998 (before the non-music programming pushed the channel over the shark. I mean at least VH1 Classic shows stuff that has SOMETHING to do with music). And they still have VH1 Classic 120 Minutes, which fulfills my weekly dose of good, old Pulp and Stone Roses videos.

By: Al Shipley

Al Shipley — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 01:51:27 +0000

Y’know, as lame as MTV and even MTV2 are now, I really can’t muster any complaints as long as I have a cable package that includes MTV Hits, MTV Jams, VH1 Soul and VH1 Classic (although the latter has gone downhill with fewer and fewer video blocks too).