On Tue, 18 Sep 2018 13:08:05 -0400, Tony Thigpen wrote:

>Paul Gilmartin wrote
> > Prime time shows are announced as beginning at (e.g.) 8PM Eastern, 7PM
> > Central.  But they're delayed one hour (not two!) so they begin at 7PM
> > Mountain.  Don't know about Pacific.
> 
>Not exactly. Prime time shows are *not* delayed for Central time. It's
>just that 8pm Eastern and 7PM Central are exactly the same time.
> 
I said "Mountain", but the line break obscured it somewnat.

>Pacific shows are 'normally' delayed 2 hours. An 8PM Eastern show will
>show at 8PM Pacific. Back when Mountain time did not observe daylight ...
>
Pacific is *three* hours behind Eastern.

>savings time, the broadcasts were delayed 2 hours in Mountain time since
>half the year they were on Pacific time. I don't know what they do now.
>
As I said above, they're delayed one hour so they appear one hour earlier
clock time. 

> > But there's the school bus problem.
>Not really. It would actually make the bus problem worse. It's really
>the 'I want some time to go fishing or boating after work' problem.
> 
I meant the DST problem.  In late October children are crossing streets
before sunrise.  (I think we're in agreement.)

-- gil

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