languatron
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Life could be this beautiful without NBC-TV in it.
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The continued employment of Bonnie Hammer proves that the NBC-Universal corporation rewards INEPTITUDE and IDIOCY if it is demonstrated by their employees. This is a corporation that sets NO GOALS for itself. This is a corporation that DOES NOT aspire to be more than it is. This is a corporation that is contented to remain in the BOWELS of LETHARGY as long as its various subsidiaries such as Sci-Fi Channel continue to perform acts no more as earth shattering as airing a "Mansquito" or "GINO" rerun.
The NBC-Universal corporation obviously has VERY LOW expectations and standards that it has set for Sci-Fi Channel. The fact that Bonnie Hammer is still working there bears out this SAD FACT. A $1 million bucks blown on yet another "GINO" episode, $1.5 million blown on yet another Saturday night movie ala' "Mansquito"; the NBC-Universal corporation appears to bear little mind to Sci-Fi Channel as long as the fledgling cable network continues to appeal to the "LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR MENTALITY" of Bonnie Hammer. In short, if Hammer and Sci-Fi Channel STAY OUT OF NBC-UNIVERSAL'S HAIR, they will continue to be granted the UNDESERVING PRIVILEGE OF EXISTING.
Bonnie Hammer and Sci-Fi Channel continue to go about their daily business of "LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR" programming. As long as Sci-Fi Channel continues to demand it, the likes of Ronald D. Moore will continue to serve it up. With the CRAP Sci-Fi Channel continues to serve up, comes the inevitable LOW RATINGS EXPECTATIONS and PERFORMANCE that Sci-Fi Channel continues to yield, and NBC-Universal seems quite contented to not change the PISS POOR PERFORMANCES of Sci-Fi Channel programming with HIGHER CORPORATE STANDARDS and MANDATES.
Sci-Fi Channel is the equivalent of one of those low level departments that most corporations stick in the basement of some office building and is long forgotten about. The parent corporation doesn't visit this PISS POOR little subsidiary that they banished to the basement unless they want to check on the life expectancy of the employees that have been working down there. As long as everyone is still alive, another visit won't be likely for another seven years.
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