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On one hand we have a basic cable TV channel with one of the most popular shows
of the day, and on the other is a premium channel which, in its own right, has
one of the top shows on TV as well. The former is commercial-supported, and has
to fulfill the expectations of their advertisers by hitting projected ratings
numbers, while the latter is subscriber supported, and can ostensibly ignore
ratings as long as their customers are satisfied. So why is it that AMC is
airing the new episode of Mad Men tonight, while HBO is ducking the Memorial Day
holiday this week, so the next new Game of Thrones is next Sunday? It seems in
this time of DVRs and repeat viewing that neither show should have to skip a
week for this reason, but it seems Mad Men has a better excuse for doing so than
GoT.
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