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pike TV presents a new slate of scripted original pilots aimed at expanding and broadening the network’s male audience. The crop of new shows includes six comedies, many of which revolve around the crazy antics of dysfunctional co-workers and families and a one-hour drama focusing on domestic terrorism.
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I saw this on another site a couple days ago, and I dont like the idea at all. I mean Spike has always been that channel I turned to for quircky shows. Granted they never make anything of quality and its always stupid WWE and what not, but still. This isn't going to help that at all, all they are doing is mimmicking the other big channels.
I used to enjoy WWE back in the days when it was WWF, but then i just lost interest in it. i don't know why.
The thing I watched Spike for were some action movies. Often they would have great ones showing.
I hope it doesn't try to be broad and lose focus of its current audience.
Or worse just show reality shows.