But that's just me. There's also reruns and DVR and stuff like that.

Sorry about your time zone, but it's not the only one.

...the Chris show airs twice.

all the nite shows air twice.

Not everybody watches Chris Hayes, either. People will choose to watch the show that interests them most. And in many cases they will be able to watch both, because Hayes' show repeats after Brian Williams' show. It's late, but those who want to watch both will have the opportunity. There's also this great newfangled gadget called a DVR. It will be fine.

Never was a fan of Big Bang Theory, so this is not an issue.

It is a sitcom on CBS whose new season premieres tonight at 8 PM.

I won't watch either one...

because TBBT is pretty liberal in its concepts as well as its scripts, which often include sexual references and edgy jokes. However, people who don't like TBBT for those reasons probably don't watch MSNBC either. People who don't watch TBBT because they don't like sitcoms or maybe because they think the show has run out of ideas might tune into Hayes' show, either because they want to see this interview or because they always watch MSNBC in the evening. People who like Trump and/or hate Hillary aren't likely to watch TBBT at all, ever, because it's about smart people and science.

But then again I like news, documentaries, C-span, wildlife, and science shows.

Solution: Watch Big Bang on TV, Check DU later for significant updates.

I have a feeling the post-interview DUscussions will be full of Bernie-Blaming though.
Which is basically a Rerun of what's been playing on continuous loop here for the last 10 months.

My kids never understood how we thought there were specific times to watch The Wizard of Oz and Heidi on TV. Nor did they understand why I found an excuse in 1964 not to go with the family to my aunt and uncles - when I knew the Beatles would be on Ed Sullivan for the 4th or 5th time. You saw it then -- or never.

Chis Hayes does have a second showing later. Unfortunately it is not on till late.

What's he going to do??!?!?!?

The basic premise of the show was that these guys were hopeless social maladroits who couldn't attract women because they were so weird and nerdy. That's where most of the jokes came from. Now it's just Friends (a show I always found annoying) with more science.

"I Love Lucy" was a great show, but it's been done.

Big Bang Theory no longer brings anything new to the table.

Find something on PBS, or go read a book.

But I don't think its premiere will be a national television event.

Too many other options, and among those, a considerable number that are better.

I wouldn't get too miffed with Chris over this conflict. This is probably part of the book promotion rounds that was set up between Hillary's publisher and whom ever it is that handles Chris Hayes show scheduling.

She's promoting a book. Let her promote with the competing noise like everyone else.

In the case of high A list guests like Clinton shows like Hayes' take them when they can get them. Rachel herself has spoken on air about how hard it is to get certain guests.