HSN programming yesterday (sept 27, 2022)

DrKelli · ‎03-10-2010

This may have already been asked, but why was most of the programming yesterday on HSN showing "prerecorded". There were no live shows in early evening/evening. Whenever I tuned in, it never matched with what was on the schedule. I thought maybe it was Hurricane related, but the storm isn't supposed to hit Florida until late tonight or tomorrow.

Thanks in advance for the information

FastDogWalker2 · ‎03-10-2010

Yes-the idea was to give employees time to do hurricane preparation and/or evacuate if it is necessary. Hope all are safe.

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

they will be no LIVE programming for at least two days.

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DrKelli · ‎03-10-2010

Thank you all--that makes perfect sense. Living in Colorado--No hurricanes. However, we sometimes get them in the winter--they're called Blizzards.

I hope everyone in Ian's path remains safe.

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

Last I saw there was a CAT-5 hurricane approaching Florida. That is why no live programming on HSN.

ETA-

It has been downgraded to a CAT-4 ...but still that's bad enough.

LindaSal · ‎05-15-2014

Oddly enough, HSN seems to be broadcasting LIVE today.

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

@LindaSal wrote:
Oddly enough, HSN seems to be broadcasting LIVE today.

@LindaSal

No, it is not live. It's pre-recorded video and there's a banner on the bottom saying that live broadcasting is suspended due to the hurricane.

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

@LindaSal wrote:
Oddly enough, HSN seems to be broadcasting LIVE today.

@LindaSal I think they were able to record the midnight TS ahead of time, to be able to show the repeat recordings all day.

millieshops · ‎03-09-2010

I can't begin to imagine the traffic on Florida's west coast. I-75 is a terror on any normal day. Early yesterday, local officials had already asked 3/4 million people to evacuate. Look how long that coast is and give it solid lanes of traffic. Everyone cannot evacuate after the exact paths of the wind and water are set.

HSN did the right thing by letting their employees have time either to finish prepping their homes or to try to get out of the way. Lots of other workers need to be left in place as long as possible.