Posted on Mar 4th, 2009 by Lindsay Robertson 5 Comments

In case you didn’t hear, it’s true: The Sarah Silverman Program is coming back for sure, thanks to a sudden influx of financial support from Comedy Central’s gay-oriented sibling channel, Logo. It’s about time TSSP took advantage of its appeal to the gay stoner demographic.

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Comments (5)
  1. CarolineA  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

    I’m sure that was sarcastic, but as a gay stoner TSSP fan, I APPROVE!

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  2. karl  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

    Logo? Ugh, I’m not entirely sure that I have that channel. I had it when I was on satellite (never watched it though), but I’m not sure my cable company has it. Damn.

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  3. Graham  |   Posted on Mar 4th, 2009

    Most cable providers carry Logo if you get stuff like VH1 Classic, etc… it’s one of those Viacom networks usually relegated to the distant channel numbers above 70.

    While Comedy Central wanted to decrease TSSP’s budget, Logo actually increased it. I think this is an all around rad thing. It gives Logo a little more credibility, too… though I’m not sure why Videogum hasn’t been covering Rupaul’s Drag Race– it’s actually pretty awesome, and more entertaining than all this “Bachelor” dram–zzz… you’re always reporting on.

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