Bring Back NewsRadio

NewsRadio, a television show initially broadcast from 1995 to 1999 on NBC, has a very loyal following. The show lasted four or five years, a healthy lifespan for a sitcom. It had potential to live much longer, but the tragic death of Phil Hartman unfortunately led NewsRadio to its demise.
Fortunately, the show was not finished on the air yet. A&E adopted the sitcom and aired it weekdays at 1:00 and 1:30. Although the show was cancelled, it was just as fun as ever to watch Dave Foley, Maura Tierney, and the rest of the cast in the newsroom. However, A&E eventually pulled the plug on the show, killing the interest many people had in the station.
This disastrous move brought the show a little bit closer to becoming the unofficial Murder, She Wrote Channel. Thats right, Angela Lansbury is polluting this once-thriving station with her flavorless hour-long detective show. What can a person do? Watch Murder, She Wrote all day? No, there is a solution.
We, the undersigned, are in strong agreement that A&E should remove Murder, She Wrote from its 4:00 EST time slot and replace it with two back-to-back episodes of NewsRadio. This move would help the station greatly. Viewers of all ages and backgrounds can watch on NewsRadio and enjoy it. These viewers would be introduced to A&Es other programs (excluding the bland Murder, She Wrote), allowing the station to be one of the few decent stations out there to have such a wide demographic.
What needs to be done is clear. Get rid of Murder, She Wrote at 4:00 EST and replace it with two episodes of NewsRadio. Whatever the cost, its well worth it.