Where continuous coverage of the international virus should air and other temporary TV changes, at least in the Tampa Bay area

Continuous TV coverage of the coronavirus outbreak in the US should air exclusively on pay TV networks CNN, Fox News Channel, and MSNBC, while all local broadcast stations and other pay TV networks should continue airing their regular schedules.

On weekends, instead of infomercials, the local stations that usually air infomercials on the weekends should air syndicated reruns of some TV classics and syndicated airings of movies, because there would be no sports for less than a year due to the international virus.

Some TV productions suspended, but not HSN or my YouTube video series!

I'm a good YouTube star, but some TV productions had already been suspended due to the Chinese coronavirus (AKA COVID-19, the Trump Virus, the Spring Break Virus, and the International Virus Disease of 2020).

Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune have already had production suspended, though new episodes still air, with reruns on Saturday nights. WTSP is the local station, however.

The Real continues to air new episodes on WTVT at 1PM weekdays, but may have had changes in production due to the international virus. Other syndicated shows may have also had production suspended.

My own series of YouTube videos will continue production, despite the international virus itself.

CBS, TBS, TNT, and TruTV will never air any coverage of the NCAA men's division 1 basketball tournament despite its cancellation due to the international virus.  While being hunkered down in your house, be sure to watch any past NCAA tournament games on YouTube or some other video sites devoted to college basketball games. TBS should air reruns of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee despite the suspension of production of new episodes of Samantha Bee's talk show. TBS should also air reruns of Conan despite the suspension of production of new episodes of Conan O'Brien's talk show.

HSN hasn't stopped production of any live shows, but should continue business as usual, despite the international virus. If HSN stops production of any live shows due to the crisis, they should air pre-recorded reruns of older shows such as older episodes of Beauty Report with Amy Morrison and The List with Colleen Lopez as well as the early episodes of Wake Up Beautiful with Valerie, Adam's Open House, Something's Cooking with the Smiths, Obsessed with Style, Sunday Fashion Edit with Callie Northagen, Saturday Morning with Callie and Alyce, Welcome Home with Alyce, and former HSN shows Lunch Rush with Michelle Yarn and the final era of HSN Today co-hosted by Guy Yovan and Shannon Fox from 2017.

Former Wheel of Fortune announcer Charlie O'Donnell smiling up in heaven for less than a decade

Charlie O'Donnell, one of the former announcers of Wheel of Fortune who died on November 1, 2010 at 78 years old, has been smiling up in heaven for elss than a decade.

Lots of the game shows that Charlie O announced have been found on the Internet, especially on YouTube.

Game show fan David Downs dies in Chicago at 35

 There's a death in the game show family as the 2019 holiday season continues, because David Downs died at 35 years old at a Chicago hospital over the weekend. Downs, however, was a YouTuber and the creator of The Fun & Games Channel. He used to have a YouTube account called DownsA530, followed by a gamelover1949 account, before his death.

Carrie Smith leaves HSN

As the curtains close on her final show at HSN, we bid adieu to the beloved host Carrie Smith, who has graced our screens for nearly eight years. Her departure from the network has left fans in dismay, and it's no wonder why - Carrie's charismatic presence and expertise in showcasing products have made her a household name.

Carrie joined HSN in the fall of 2011, bringing with her a wealth of knowledge and a passion for connecting with viewers. Her warm smile and engaging personality endeared her to audiences, making her a staple in many homes across the country. Whether she was introducing new products or sharing personal anecdotes, Carrie always had a way of making viewers feel like they were chatting with an old friend.

It's clear that Carrie's departure will leave a void at HSN. Her professionalism and dedication to her craft have undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the network. But as one chapter ends, another begins - and we can only imagine what exciting opportunities lie ahead for Carrie.

While we may feel saddened by Carrie's exit, let us take this moment to celebrate all that she has accomplished during her time at HSN. From memorable on-air moments to the countless products she has introduced to us, Carrie has truly made an impact.

As we reflect on Carrie's time at HSN, let us also remember that change is inevitable. While it may be difficult to say goodbye to someone we have come to admire and respect, it also presents an opportunity for growth and renewal. We can look forward to new faces gracing our screens and bringing their own unique flair to the network.

Carrie's departure serves as a reminder that nothing is permanent in life. As we navigate through changes, let us embrace them with grace and optimism. Let us continue supporting those who bring joy into our lives and welcome new experiences with open arms.

FX cancels FX Movie Download

As the curtain falls on FX Movie Download after six years on air, fans are left to bid farewell to a beloved show that brought the magic of movies into their living rooms. Originally known as DVD on TV and co-hosted by Dave Holmes and Jennifer Lothrop, the revamp with actress Sasha Perl-Raver and Adam Gertler at the helm has come to an end, leaving many wondering what's next for FX's late-night schedule.

The cancellation of FX Movie Download marks the end of an era, but it also presents an opportunity for FX to make room for original shows on its Friday late-night lineup. With the ever-changing landscape of television, this decision opens up a world of possibilities for fresh content and innovative storytelling.

While it's natural to feel a sense of loss with the departure of a familiar show, it's important to look towards the future with optimism. This is an opportunity for FX to showcase original series that captivate audiences and push the boundaries of creativity. From gripping dramas to side-splitting comedies, there's no shortage of potential replacements that could breathe new life into Friday nights on FX.

In saying goodbye to FX Movie Download, we also welcome the prospect of new beginnings. The legacy of the show lives on in the memories it has created and the love it has garnered from fans over the years. As we embrace change, let's celebrate the impact that this show has had and look forward to what lies ahead.

As we eagerly anticipate what will fill the void left by FX Movie Download, one thing is certain – whatever comes next will be met with open arms by viewers hungry for captivating entertainment. It's time for a new chapter in late-night programming on FX, and we can't wait to see what unfolds.

So here's to fond farewells and exciting new beginnings. The end of one era paves the way for another, and we're ready to embark on this journey together. Stay tuned as FX charts a course towards original shows that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on late-night television.

Harry Friedman to leave Sony

Basically, Harry Friedman is to leave Sony Pictures Television in 2020. He has been the executive producer of the 1984 revival of Jeopardy since 2000 when he also became the nighttime Wheel of Fortune's executive producer.