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How could they do this?!

D'Snowth

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They enlarged the TV Guide! How could they do that?!!!!

Well they killed it now!
 

Sylinde Bren

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Yeesh. They just keep making more and more adjustments to it, don't they? I liked it the way they had it a couple years back before they started making so many changes with the layout. Only now, I'm not subscribed to it anymore and instead use the TV Program Guide Channel on IO.
 

MuppetDude

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They don't even list local programming now, including daytime. Ech.
 

Vic Romano

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I always attributed the size and content to it's charm. I hate when things feel they need to go mainstream.
 

MGov

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With DirecTV, Dish Network, digital cable all having onscreen guides, and local newspapers having their own tv listings, not a lot of people need the TV Guide listings anymore.
 

JaniceFerSure

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I think the new format of tv guide is just out of boredom.
*shrugs*
 
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