Well, I hope that the time
change helped me with sleep. You might not know or care but I have insomnia at
times. It typically doesn’t affect my life that much, although it can make me
tired at all times throughout the day except for when I’m lying in bed trying
to sleep. I typically use weekends to catch up on sleep, but this doesn’t
always work.
I check my primary CBS
affiliate and they are not airing football tonight by the looks of it. I check
my secondary CBS affiliate and they are airing a football game. The Raiders are
playing the Jets. The Raiders are winning by a lot. You can bet that this game
will be shown to its completion. I check my FOX affiliate and they are showing
football. I wonder if this might cut into the fifth game of the World Series
tonight. At least I don’t have to worry about missing new FOX shows since there
won’t be any tonight. I typically watch The Simpsons, Brooklyn Nine-Nine,
Family Guy, and the Last Man on Earth. There are times that I watch Bob’s
Burgers, although I don’t always watch that. I will be watching the ABC shows
Quantico and Once Upon a Time, provided that ABC comes in where I live.
Now the game on FOX has the
Seahawks playing the team from Dallas. I think that the Seahawks are just
barely winning. I then check ABC and it is coming in. Yay! Hopefully it will
stay a good reception when the shows I watch are on. There are no changes in
the games that I know of as I continue to watch them. I’ll let you know who
ends up winning them. I don’t know what they would do if the football game on
FOX isn’t over by 7, when the baseball game is about to start. Maybe if they
had known for sure that there would be a World Series game on Sunday, then they
wouldn’t have aired football that day at all. But, I’m sure that things will
work out in the end. I’m not sure what I’m worried about yet.
The Raiders are still winning
their game on one of my CBS affiliates. It looks like their region is likely to
show shows on tape delay today. But my other CBS affiliate will be airing shows
on time. This means that I must start a new blog about CSI: Cyber once it airs
at its normal time on both affiliates. I can only do this for sure when I know
that shows are different. If you are interested in this, don’t be worried. I’ll
be sure to share the link here when I create it. In fact, if you are reading
this, I might have already created this blog.
Well, 60 Minutes has started
on time on my primary CBS affiliate. The football game is still on my other CBS
affiliate. Also, I’ve decided that this new blog of mine will just be about
CSI: Cyber and not be about the rest of the CSI franchise unless a new or
existing show is connected to it. I cannot tell the progress of the
Cowboy/Seahawks game on FOX so I don’t know who is winning. I wonder if I
should create this new document right now. I probably will.
I am glued to the long
segments of the on-time 60 Minutes, so I’m unable to get an update on the
scores of either football games that are on the air. I’ll probably check the
scores online, just to be sure. Remember that I will not be blogging about
tonight’s CSI: Cyber episode. And I’ll probably have to create the blog link
without the colon. Oh well. That’s not the baddest type of grammar out there.
I’ll be well at it when I can. Get it? The final score of the game on my other
CBS affiliate has the Raiders winning as I expected. The Seahawks are still
winning the game on FOX, although the score has changed.
I’m not sure if I’ll be able
to tell what the delay on the other CBS affiliate is. Maybe I will just ignore
it. But, I’ll see if I can figure it out. It shouldn’t be too hard to figure
out, right? We’ll see if I mention it or not. I’m sorry that there are some
people who had to put up with a delay this week.
The Seahawks won the game on
FOX. So all I have to do is figure out at some point how long the delay is on
the CBS affiliate that I’m not watching. Meanwhile, I should probably get to
the actual point of this blog post pretty soon.
Unfortunately, I had issues
with the recording of the show on my laptop. The program was far too glitchy. I
have no idea why this problem happened. So, I will have to watch the beginning
of the episode online and see the rest of the episode on the VHS that I
recorded. Also, glitchy should be a word, Word. A lot of the words I use should
be. This will further make this and my Good Wife blog off of each other. But,
the new blog that I’ll make is certain to cause problems as well.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by either 17 minute or no delay. We begin with some more Russian politics
in the show. Alison has joined her school’s newspaper. Henry is still talking
to the Russian student to figure out something of some sort or another. I’m not
sure that I’ll care about this first act as much this time. The fate of Ukraine
is in the hands of Elizabeth. Also, how many works of fiction are about
preventing World War 3? I should google that sometime.
In segment two, people in
Elizabeth’s office talk to people about things. The Russian guy, Demitri, is
working undercover with Henry. Matt talks to someone about how they should act
on something instead of wishing that they had when they hadn’t. Or, at least, I
think it was Matt.
In segment three, Alison is
mad at her mother because Elizabeth doesn’t pay that much attention to her. Stevie
confirms this when Elizabeth talks to her about this. So Elizabeth then talks
to Alison about how she is cherished. A bunch of dramatic stuff happens that is
hard to understand. Someone of somewhat importance has died. Elizabeth is
wondering how to be a better mother. We then get to the plane crash of the
Ukraine plane. I remember this from future episodes I’ve already seen.
On the next Madam Secretary,
the brother of Elizabeth is disobeying an order to evacuate. Of course, I’ve
already seen that episode. I’ll be sure to post about it later. There’s not
much else to say. I just hope that I can get caught up on the other two
episodes that I have on VHS. At the slow pace at which I post these blogs, you have to wonder why it would even be a problem. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
