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Date Posted: 23:32:00 11/17/02 Sun
Author: Amber
Subject: My theory
In reply to: alcibiades 's message, "So what's the deal with no episode next week? ANyone got a clue?" on 20:13:53 11/15/02 Fri

I'm a Canadian, so forgive me if I'm wrong about this, but isn't some day next week the American Thanksgiving? Generally the big networks (which FOX claims to be one of) don't show new programming during holiday weeks.

Not sure if it's because they figure the fans won't be home to watch the shows or if it shifts the production schedule so that the actors and crew can have a holiday.

Anyway, that explains why it's off for one week? But two, that's unfair, and ridiculous after a great episode like "Ariel"

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