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I watch the morning show everyday and I haven't seen him for a couple of weeks.

I agree with you and want to see him.

Gosh, I hope the guys o.k. As for the movie "Dark Knight" EVERYBODY'S saying its g-r-e-a-t! My fiance & son & I are going tomorrow evening to see it.

Same thing happened to Matt Levine... very mysterious :)

hey, so they get this great film critic-then he disappears. what am i supposed to do the rest of the summer?? bring him back!!!!

Entertainment television has been known to make a snap judgment about programming after only a couple of showings. However, Most long-running, critically-acclaimed shows have needed time to build their audiences. Seinfeld started very slow but built to a dynamic finish.

Who would have thought that a local, middle-aged, television novice would have built a thirty-plus career as a troubleshooting reporter, beloved by Houston audiences. Marvin Zindler was despised too. But he had great ratings along the way. Ratings make money in television.

So you might think that allowing the film critic more than two or three segments would be the way to find that unique Houston audience that would solidify morning show ratings. Rational thought would suggest that the critic should appear EVERY week to keep us tuned in. Perhaps Fox News needs to be convinced. But it's going to take more than 10 replies to this blog to define an audience response in favor of a local, dedicated film critic.

By all means, post a reply here or start a new thread about our missing film critic. The next fifty replies may get their attention. However, it may be time to call or write the station as well. Our message may not be getting through to the top decision maker.