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Charles Osgood, 83, the bow-tied anchor of CBS Sunday Morning has met with network brass to discuss his future and is expected to end his two-decade run as host of the popular weekend show this year.
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Maybe one day Charles Osgood will get a grown-up tie. Makes me want to tug on that thing till it snaps.
Did you forget that (the late) Charles Kuwalt also wore bowties? Maybe one day you will get a REAL life!
I have a real life but thanks for your concern.
Well, since CBS is having problems trying to convince their (mostly affiliate) stations to carry the entire hour of Face The Nation, this is the perfect opportunity for them to do something about it. IMO, they can solve the problem this way: (1) Cut their Sunday Morning from 1 and 1/2 hours to 1 hour. That way, they can move Face The Nation to 10 AM (Eastern). Problem solved!