Call me stunned!
Last Sunday, CBS finally aired its Sunday Morning in its entirety, without interruption, but NYC Mayor DeBlasio yapping about the city's COVID-19 response. His response had been aired on several networks for the last month or so, pre-empting regular programming for 30-45 minutes. Then, a week or two ago, the networks began cutting back on the time they cut into their regular programming, some to as little as 15 minutes. Then, last Sunday, CBS announced that they were live-streaming DeBlasio elsewhere in the CBS online world. Other networks were showing little or none of his response, too.
And it looks like COZI-TV is finally airing at least some of its regular weekday shows between 9 AM and 11 AM instead of the third hour of The Today Show and an hour of Hoda Kotb. I had given up checking every day, so I am not sure when it began this week. My regular show at 10 AM has returned, finally! I'll have to check tomorrow morning to see if my 9 AM show has also returned. Maybe they were getting lots of complaints like mine? Or, they saw their ratings decline (which CBS and other networks probably saw when they cut to DeBlasio) way too much and finally responded to THAT!
Took them all long enough.