It's a two-network race between CBS and NBC,

In many ways, this is a numbers game, and you match firepower with firepower. It's definitely an arms race. The fact of the matter is that the content industries recognize that it takes a lot of firepower to protect their assets, and they're willing to take the steps necessary to do so.

I'm a professional TV watcher and even I find myself wondering what happened to this show or that show. Who can keep up with this stuff?

We've already seen what (Clark) looks like. The curiosity factor is gone.

The advantage of being a niche network is that you know exactly who your audience is. If you're on the Food Network you know exactly who's watching and what kind of shows they're interested in. It's more difficult for the broadcast networks because they have to focus on a bigger picture. The scope is larger.

They won't win any awards for 'War,' but as long as they're bringing in younger viewers, it's a success.