THE CUTTERS AND OLN"S COVERAGE

If you don't like the Cutter's why don't you non-cutters
coverage??

"zboy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I know OLN's Senior VP of Programming (obviously, someone
who has never ridden a bike or traveled to Europe) would
love to know how everyone feels about the great coverage
of the Cutters. Please email him at [email hidden]
With guys like him running the network, its amazing they
are still in business.

Zboy

The Cutters, a group of five friends from Philadelphia,
are fanatic fans(IDIOTS WITH NO JOBS) of the Tour de
France. They have traveled to the Tour for the past
several years(MOOCHING OFF OF EVERYONE) and will tell the
story of the Tour as only they experience it - from behind-the-
scenes interviews with the athletes to tips on how to
survive life on the back roads of the French countryside
in a crowded RV. The group has become well known along the
Tour route because they can often be spotted dressed as
Uncle Sam and carrying what has become their unofficial
mascot, an inflatable killer whale.

"OLN is covering the Tour from every angle, and this show
will really give the viewer a unique perspective of what
it is like to be at the event." said Marc Fein, Senior
Vice President of Programming and Production. "These guys
will help our audience experience the carnival-like
atmosphere that follows these riders from stage to
stage."(THESE GUYS ARE AN EMBARRISHMENT TO AMERICANS AND
TRUE CYCLING FANS EVERYWHERE)

"The first year we went to the Tour, we set out to be the
biggest, baddest fans on the course (BIGGEST MUCH OF
IDIOTS) and I think we've accomplished that," said
Cutters' spokesperson and founder Tom Shaw. "The riders
know us now and really respond to us on the course. (YEAH
WITH THE MIDDLE FINGER) The Roadside Tour gives us the
opportunity to share our experience and show people why
this event is the greatest sporting event on the planet."

Hans Rey's segments will focus on the cultural aspects of
the Tour, taking an irreverent look at some of the
traditions and characters surrounding this legendary
endurance event.

In response to last year's critically acclaimed and record-
breaking coverage of the Tour, OLN will enhance this
year's Tour programming to include a morning pre-race
show beginning at 8:30 AM followed by the LIVE
coverage. In addition to airing replays of the coverage
and The Roadside Tour, OLN will also air an expanded
prime time show.

"Jiyang Chen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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If you don't like the Cutter's why don't you non-cutters
coverage??

huh...

If you don't like the Cutters why don't you watch the non-
Cutters coverage?

You could also try this address:

[email hidden]

If everybody sends an email, they might get these clowns off
the air and tell us about the riders. Yeah, remember them,
those guys on the funny-lookin', two-wheeled contraptions?
That's what it's all about!

Alan.

"zboy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

I know OLN's Senior VP of Programming (obviously, someone
who has never ridden a bike or traveled to Europe) would
love to know how everyone feels about the great coverage
of the Cutters. Please email him at [email hidden]
With guys like him running the network, its amazing they
are still in business.

Zboy

The Cutters, a group of five friends from Philadelphia,
are fanatic fans(IDIOTS WITH NO JOBS) of the Tour de
France. They have traveled to the Tour for the past
several years(MOOCHING OFF OF EVERYONE) and will tell the
story of the Tour as only they experience it - from behind-the-
scenes interviews with the athletes to tips on how to
survive life on the back roads of the French countryside
in a crowded RV. The group has become well known along the
Tour route because they can often be spotted dressed as
Uncle Sam and carrying what has become their unofficial
mascot, an inflatable killer whale.

"OLN is covering the Tour from every angle, and this show
will really give the viewer a unique perspective of what
it is like to be at the event." said Marc Fein, Senior
Vice President of Programming and Production. "These guys
will help our audience experience the carnival-like
atmosphere that follows these riders from stage to
stage."(THESE GUYS ARE AN EMBARRISHMENT TO AMERICANS AND
TRUE CYCLING FANS EVERYWHERE)

"The first year we went to the Tour, we set out to be the
biggest, baddest fans on the course (BIGGEST MUCH OF
IDIOTS) and I think we've accomplished that," said
Cutters' spokesperson and founder Tom Shaw. "The riders
know us now and really respond to us on the course. (YEAH
WITH THE MIDDLE FINGER) The Roadside Tour gives us the
opportunity to share our experience and show people why
this event is the greatest sporting event on the planet."

Hans Rey's segments will focus on the cultural aspects of
the Tour, taking an irreverent look at some of the
traditions and characters surrounding this legendary
endurance event.

In response to last year's critically acclaimed and record-
breaking coverage of the Tour, OLN will enhance this
year's Tour programming to include a morning pre-race
show beginning at 8:30 AM followed by the LIVE
coverage. In addition to airing replays of the coverage
and The Roadside Tour, OLN will also air an expanded
prime time show.

I like the Cutters. I think they will draw in non cycling
sports fans and it is refreshing that cycling has super fans
like other major network sports.

"zboy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

I know OLN's Senior VP of Programming (obviously, someone
who has never ridden a bike or traveled to Europe) would
love to know how everyone feels about the great coverage
of the Cutters. Please email him at [email hidden]
With guys like him running the network, its amazing they
are still in business.

Zboy

The Cutters, a group of five friends from Philadelphia,
are fanatic fans(IDIOTS WITH NO JOBS) of the Tour de
France. They have traveled to the Tour for the past
several years(MOOCHING OFF OF EVERYONE) and will tell the
story of the Tour as only they experience it - from behind-the-
scenes interviews with the athletes to tips on how to
survive life on the back roads of the French countryside
in a crowded RV. The group has become well known along the
Tour route because they can often be spotted dressed as
Uncle Sam and carrying what has become their unofficial
mascot, an inflatable killer whale.

"OLN is covering the Tour from every angle, and this show
will really give the viewer a unique perspective of what
it is like to be at the event." said Marc Fein, Senior
Vice President of Programming and Production. "These guys
will help our audience experience the carnival-like
atmosphere that follows these riders from stage to
stage."(THESE GUYS ARE AN EMBARRISHMENT TO AMERICANS AND
TRUE CYCLING FANS EVERYWHERE)

"The first year we went to the Tour, we set out to be the
biggest, baddest fans on the course (BIGGEST MUCH OF
IDIOTS) and I think we've accomplished that," said
Cutters' spokesperson and founder Tom Shaw. "The riders
know us now and really respond to us on the course. (YEAH
WITH THE MIDDLE FINGER) The Roadside Tour gives us the
opportunity to share our experience and show people why
this event is the greatest sporting event on the planet."

Hans Rey's segments will focus on the cultural aspects of
the Tour, taking an irreverent look at some of the
traditions and characters surrounding this legendary
endurance event.

In response to last year's critically acclaimed and record-
breaking coverage of the Tour, OLN will enhance this
year's Tour programming to include a morning pre-race
show beginning at 8:30 AM followed by the LIVE
coverage. In addition to airing replays of the coverage
and The Roadside Tour, OLN will also air an expanded
prime time show.

There's plenty of variety in OLN's coverage, if you want
straight up race coverage, then get out of bed earlier.

I'm loving all of it!

jw Milwaukee

THey are about as refreshing as a Saddle sore that
just poped

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Originally posted by Zboy
THey are about as refreshing as a Saddle sore that
just poped

I THINK THEY'RE A GOOD ADDITION TO THE WORLD OF CYCLING...ITS LIKE HAPPY GILMORE MEETS GOLF, BUT ITS THE CUTTERS MEET CYCLING! GREAT STUFF... FUN TO SEE WHAT THESE CRAZY GUYS WILL DO NEXT... CAN'T PLEASE EVERYONE

Quoted message said:

"OLN is covering the Tour from every angle, and this show
will really give the viewer a unique perspective of what it
is like to be at the event." said Marc Fein, Senior Vice
President of Programming and Production. "These guys will
help our audience experience the carnival-like atmosphere
that follows these riders from stage to stage."(THESE GUYS
ARE AN EMBARRISHMENT TO AMERICANS AND TRUE CYCLING FANS
EVERYWHERE)

I can see the cutters being with the same morrons and idiots
that runs next to the racer in moutains climbs, i can very
well see them doing that.

I think it s a good idea to want to show another perspective
of the Tour, but it should be done in a more subtile manner
that what it s done by the Cutters.

Lets put the Cutters on for next year's Masters or better
yet Wimbledon. I am sure GOlfers and Tennis players would
really embrace their unique style of humor

Shussbar said:

Quoted message said:

"OLN is covering the Tour from every angle, and this show
will really give the viewer a unique perspective of what
it is like to be at the event." said Marc Fein, Senior
Vice President of Programming and Production. "These guys
will help our audience experience the carnival-like
atmosphere that follows these riders from stage to
stage."(THESE GUYS ARE AN EMBARRISHMENT TO AMERICANS AND
TRUE CYCLING FANS EVERYWHERE)

I can see the cutters being with the same morrons and
idiots that runs next to the racer in moutains climbs, i
can very well see them doing that.

I think it s a good idea to want to show another
perspective of the Tour, but it should be done in a more
subtile manner that what it s done by the Cutters.

Truely it makes me cringe to be an American. These guys are
an embarrassment. I mean its fine if its the Tour de
Georgia, but for god's sake not in Europe. I mean, they
already have to suffer through Bush...