What a bad day. Long story but to top it off, Mojo HD is gone. My TiVo just informed me that the station has been removed from my Comcast lineup. No more Zane Lamprey on the best, damn drinking TV show ever: Three Sheets. MojoHD, previously InHD, was a pioneer in the HD world with one of the first 100% HD lineup but now that almost every mainstream station has a high-def feed, the suits in charge decided to shut down the station. I just hope that Three Sheets is picked up somewhere else cause New Year’s Eve isn’t the same without Zane, Pleepleus, and Steve McKenna. What a bad day.
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