[rocknation]

Three weeks ago, videos appeared at Comcast.net covering the runup to the Have A Nice Day tour, and the guys said that they marked the debut of their Bon Jovi TV series. That same evening, Comcast.net also posted a story hinting at marital problems between Richie and Heather, even going as far to suggest that the tour would double as a "trial separation". Both the story and the BJTV videos were gone by the following morning--a coincidence, I'm sure.

But now the BJTV videos have magically re-appeared, and Comcast has announced that they will also be available to their On Demand premium cable customers. And they lived happily ever after--except for the non-Comcast Bon Jovi fans, of course!

[Jovi2003]

Originally Posted by rocknation

That same evening, Comcast.net also posted a story hinting at marital problems between Richie Heather, even going as far to suggest that the tour would double as a "trial separation". Both the story and the BJTV videos were gone by the following morning--a coincidence, we're sure.

If the tour is a "trial separation" why is Heather going to some of the shows? I think people read too much into nothing. If they divorce, shit happens. They wouldn't be the first Hollywood couple not to make it.

But now the BJTV videos have magically re-appeared, and Comcast has announced that they will also be available to their On Demand premium cable customers. And they lived happily ever after--except for the non-Comcast Bon Jovi fans, of course!

They can subscribe to Comcast if they want the Bon Jovi channel. The stuff they have up right now on there is pretty good. I liked the These Days video which I hadn't seen before.

[rocknation]

Originally Posted by Jovi2003

If the tour is a "trial separation" why is Heather going to some of the shows? I think people read too much into nothing...

Well, now that they've busted up Brad and Jennifer, Paris and Paris, and Nick and Jessica, I guess the tabloids are in search of fresh meat, LOL!

They can subscribe to Comcast if they want the Bon Jovi channel. The stuff they have up right now on there is pretty good. I liked the These Days video which I hadn't seen before.

I happen to be a Comcast customer myself. But not everyone can subscribe to Comcast even if they want to, so I think it's a little unfair. A big part of the reason why BJTV has been successful is that it was available to all the fans. And if Comcast had to "sweeten the pot" by adding the videos to their premium cable channel, it REALLY serves them right, because those customers now have a license to bootleg their heads off!