You present some very legitimate questions, econnelle, which are raised by todays pr. I clearly did not expect a pr of this nature. I am big on the Q but I can't quite figure out the method to Frank's genius or madness, whatever the case may be. From the CC, it sounded like they were in heavy negotiations with carriers and there was a positive flavor about what was going on. One would then assume you would want to keep the network in tact and use those desireable shows to get the Q on the air. However, now we are "syndicating" our best shows and I am not sure exactly what this means. Is it for a limited time, presumably to give people a taste of what the Q is all about and then when the shows taken off the "syndicated" channel, they will demand the Q for viewing? Or are they using some of these shows to test the market, to see if their is a demand for this type of programming? Is someone paying the Q to run the show on Comcast in Seattle or are we paying Comcast? At this point, it would be nice to have some clarification as to what is going on.