A Reader Writes
To paraphrase one of our dozens of readers, the good side of "March Madness" on American public television stations is that they show lots of Monty Python episodes, back to back.
Yes, this is true. And it is to be applauded. We should encourage stations to show the best of what public broadcasting has to offer. At least then the pledge-break specials will at least resemble normal programming.
In a sane country, of course, public broadcasting would have decent funding sources and could devote its energies to programming and not begging for money.
Labels: March Madness, Monty Python, PBS






