Talk:Subterranean (TV series)

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[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Subthingy.jpg

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[edit] Host

In recent months, Subterranean has no host, as MTV2 has basically fired all its hosts for its shows.. Jim Shearer has not appeared on camera for months. Interstitial clips of bands speaking unprompted have been aired instead. I read something somewhere, perhaps in the main MTV2 article? Andrewhime 09:04, 22 July 2007 (UTC)

Yep, this is from the MTV2 article under "current events":

Current events

Music programming on MTV2 took another hit in February 2007, when the network fired all of its production staff. The production staff operated the MTV2 studio and all segments with VJs and/or interviews with artists. As a result of the firings, all of MTV2's music programming, including Sucker Free, Headbangers Ball, and Subterranean, were transitioned to a simple block of music videos, no longer featuring any VJ segments.

There's no cite in the article to point to, though. Andrewhime 09:07, 22 July 2007 (UTC)