I am truly disappointed with the merger and the line-up. I enjoyed having a channel that catered to African-American programing. I enjoyed watching shows that showcased the variances within the black community. I could have done without "All of Us" and maybe even "One on One", but the others were a staple to my weekly programming. I have gotten accustom to the Monday night line-up and the new Thursday night line-up. It would have been nice if some of the shows had of been picked up by some other station. Certainly we couldn't ask BET to stop playing "Comicview", rap videos, or lest we forget the usual thug/ghetto movie, to actually put on some intelligent programming. BET drops the ball at every opportunity. But that neither here nor there. I just hate that the one station where we could find African American shows on the regular is now gone. Yes, many of the long-running shows made the cut, so we will have something in the fall, but it also makes me wonder how long those shows will continue to be on the air. After all, they are competing with primarily white shows. Other than UPN programming, I seldom watched sitcoms on other stations because few had African Americans in them. And with reality TV taking over, there leaves little room for any other types of programming on TV. But you can rest assure I can smell a video countdown show coming to the CW. It seems to be the one consistent staple in TV programming these days. As my grandmother always says, "Mark my words!"