Thank god KOMO only airs high quality, law abiding programming, none of that crap tv show with dudes robbing banks.

Could he be a bigger retard?

I've seen the program. It's very informative. Drug law reform is only a matter of time.

The robbing banks comparison is priceless. I think that tells us all we need to know about the executive leadership at KOMO. They can't even make a valid argument. They're idiots. What did you expect from a guy like Clayton who came to Seattle from FOX in NY.

Everyone reading this should call and complain:
KOMO (206) 404-4000

http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/tv/archives/115821.asp

Efforts to kick start KOMO's newscast began in September, when Clayton changed the newscast's music and moved in a sharper-looking set with bolder blue tones. KOMO's logo used to consist of unassuming lowercase call letters, but that was replaced by commanding capital letters standing at attention on a dark background.

Lovin' the bolder blue tones dude... they're like.. trippy and shit.. psychedelic.

420 smoke weed everyday.

But who on the Stranger staff is the Edith Prickly?

Oh, and KOMO is actually trying to sell their broadcast HQ, so if Keck can scrape up the scratch to take over the whole building, he's got himself a broadcast studio (broadcast equipment extra, presumably).

I still hate his travel show/books, but the man is fantastic, I'd love to shake his hand and express my appreciation.

Oh yeah, fuck KOMO.

Every. single. day.

Laws aren't set in rock, they change and morph in time, and they do that in response to public debate and conversation about those laws.

And that's from someone who can't stand potheads.

In this case, the negative fallout, whether justified or not, could easily cost them more than the ad revenue.

And where's the "negative fallout" for Comcast, where the show is still available on demand.

KING, the new preferred local affiliate for Stranger readers.

Do you know US Govt. holds a patent on the medicinal use of cannabis (patent #6,630,507) for the prevention and treatment of a wide variety of diseases including stroke, trauma, auto-immune disorder, HIV dementia, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. It was based on research done at the NIH, and the assignee is the US Dept. of Health and Human Services.

This patent, awarded, not by, but TO the US Government completely contradicts the official stance that cannabis has no current medical applications..
Mabe you should watch it. You could not be more wrong with what you wrote. I hate Ignorance with a voice. J Johnson

doesn't anyone else ever write when we see local stories every day in the paper about grow houses getting busted and medical examiners who steal dead people's drugs (low)