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If you look at most HDTV listings you will see that, for example, 3 am on 10/24/01 is actually on 10/25/01, since it's after midnight on the 24th. Whose idea was that? You can only know for sure , when you see a single piece of information such as "3 am on 10/24/01 ", whether it's on the date listed or the following day, by going to the whole schedule to see it in context. Drives me crazy (Well, OK - crazier). When the rest of the world has moved on to the next date, the TV listings don't change for the next 6 hrs. Not that I watch much TV at that time, but for timeshifting it's an unnecessary hassle to have to decode this weird calendar. Not earthshattering and maybe I'm the only one it bothers...
If you look at most HDTV listings you will see that, for example, 3 am on 10/24/01 is actually on 10/25/01, since it's after midnight on the 24th. Whose idea was that? You can only know for sure , when you see a single piece of information such as "3 am on 10/24/01 ", whether it's on the date listed or the following day, by going to the whole schedule to see it in context. Drives me crazy (Well, OK - crazier). When the rest of the world has moved on to the next date, the TV listings don't change for the next 6 hrs. Not that I watch much TV at that time, but for timeshifting it's an unnecessary hassle to have to decode this weird calendar. Not earthshattering and maybe I'm the only one it bothers...
