Commentary: The word "crazy" and some wonderings about a certain TV station

• I was reminded of certain videos that appeared to have had involved certain reporters connected to certain TV stations in southwest Alabama saying the word "crazy" in descriptive ways while appearing to discuss certain subjects after hearing some disembodied voices being used to say the word "crazy" with the word "hot" immediately afterwards in the same way in a certain piece of video for what appeared to had been certain TV programming for a certain broadcaster outside of southwest Alabama and other parts of the United States (a certain British Broadcasting Corporation (or BBC)) on the Tuesday of the twenty-eighth day of this July. 

• I had wondered if a certain transmitter for WKRG-TV was off at certain times during the hour of 12:00 a.m. on the Thursday of the thirteenth day of this July after noticing a certain TV set of mine appearing to have had certain kinds of graphics (involving texts of, "No Signal.") it often appeared to have had while set to set to certain channels without programming before this Thursday while appearing to have had been set to the broadcast channels for WKRG-TV at those times (note #1: the TV set appeared to have had programming for at least one of the channels related to WKRG-TV about two hours prior to those times, specifically a main channel related to them (note #2: I had believed there was no change in the position of the antenna to which the TV set was usually connected for receiving certain TV programming prior to those times (note #3: the TV set appeared to have had programming on each of the channels related to WKRG-TV at certain other times later that day))).