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...said Pivot was their favorite TV personality. (His closest competition: a German shepherd named Junior who is featured on a hit show about pets.) Nor is his popularity an exclusively French phenomenon. Apostrophes is also seen in Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, French-speaking Africa, Poland and even on a cable channel in Manhattan...
...impressed by Pivot's knowledge of Beaujolais, the wine from the countryside near Lyons. Thus Pivot broke into the life of letters "totally by chance," as he recalls. "I could easily have gone into something else." In 1973 Pivot launched a literary talk show on France's main television channel, TF1, and was soon given an ultimatum by Le Figaro: TV or print. Pivot stuck with video, moving over to the state's new color channel, Antenne 2, in 1975 to start Apostrophes...
...think the best seat for an Arena football game is in your living room. At least that way you can always change the channel...
Tonight Washington and Denver will face off at 9 p.m. (all Arena games are only on ESPN). But if you're trying to decide between the game and the Business Report on Channel 44, pick the report. Why? Because it's juts as exciting, and far more interesting...
...tube. "My show is for adults," she says. "If children watch it, it's because parents aren't doing their job." So it would seem. In 1985 Manhattan Cable (a subsidiary of Time Inc.) offered its 228,000 subscribers the option of a "lock box" so parents could scramble Channel J. Only 19 boxes were installed...