A NFL runover on Sunday, 9/28 could delay start times for 60 Minutes (7pm ET), Amazing Race (8pm ET), Cold Case (9pm ET) and The Unit (10pm ET).
If so, you will receive a new message on Sunday with exact details of revised start times.
I'll provide links to the NFL coverage maps so you'll know which areas are affected by possible overruns. Most of the country in the Eastern and Central time zones will be able to see the premiere on time at 8 p.m.
Here's the map for CBS which has regional coverage today and not the doubleheader.
The following areas will receive the Buffalo-St. Louis game and may be affected by a runover.
Station distribution for the 4:05 games on CBS in the Eastern and Central time zones only.
I found the list of stations so every week, I will list them here.
Heee....the good news is that peach isn't in Atlanta right now and if that list is correct, I may be safe for actually seeing the show.
Now what are my viewing options if I am the only one behind though? It is lonesome watching it without y'all!
Ken, I'm sure you can appreciate that having conflicting information(even though we are only talking 5 to 15 minutes on a usual Sunday afternoon) on times is not good. See that your statement that the San Siego/Oakland and Buffalo/St.Louis games are at 405pm (correct) contrasted with the listings that say it's 400pm (not correct). We are fortunate that tomorrow's late afternoon CBS games are scheduled to start as early as possible, since that will maximize the probability that 60 Minutes will start at 7pm EDT.
There certainly is a possibility that either or both games can finish by 7 p.m., but last week, the New Orleans-Denver game which started at 4:05 p.m. on Fox finished at 7:25 p.m. because of a high scoring game.
I have the NFL Sunday Ticket package on DirecTV and I can tell you none of the 4:05 p.m. ET games this season have ended on time.
Bump! whats the deal Ken? Hows the Northeast looking?
A NFL runover on Sunday, 10/5 could delay start times for 60 Minutes (7pm ET), Amazing Race (8pm ET), Cold Case (9pm ET) and The Unit (10pm ET).
That can't be much fun for everyone in those places. I don't remember ever having an overrun (and I've been watching since TAR10).
Ok, it's not looking good.
Here is the map for the late games.
The entire eastern half of the country has either New England-San Francisco, Cincinnati-Dallas or Buffalo-Arizona.
We'll definitely have an NFL overrun since the late games start at 4:15 p.m. and CBS will start the primetime lineups for the entire Eastern and Central time zones together meaning if one game ends early, it'll switch to another game. The earliest 60 Minutes can start will be around 7:20 p.m. You can go from there.
I have CBS Eye-lert on my cell phone so once I get notice, I'll post TAR's start time here.
I don't remember ever having an overrun (and I've been watching since TAR10).
Do you live in the western half of the US? You don't have to worry if that's the case. TAR will start at its regular time for you.
Thanks Ken, not looking good, ah well.
By the way, Buffalo-Arizona was on pace to end early, but is now dragging along. Both New England-Niners and Cincinnati-Dallas are dragging a bit as the Bengals are keeping their game closer than expected.
The CBS Eye-lert tells us 8:30 p.m. start time for TAR13.
Don't tell me you have already seen ep 2? No wonder you are always up there in the pick em game.