So I asked an online chat attendant/robot woman if Fairfield County, CT (where I grew up--the only county in New England not allowed to get New England Sports Network) would be getting the new Comcast Red Sox On Demand channel. After having to show her through charts and graphs exactly what I was talking about, she finally figured out what channel I meant. And then she came out with this obviously cut/pasted material:

"Comcast will be launching the Red Sox On Demand in the following areas at the moment: Shelton CT, Bethel CT, Carmel CT, Brewster NY, Somers NY, Danbury CT, Ridgfield CT, Kent NY, Pawling NY, Beekman NY"

Woohoo! Not only are those Fairfield County towns getting it, but some towns across the New York border will be, too! (I don't see any of the coastal CT towns on there, but maybe they'll get it soon. If you're in Stamford or one of those towns and you have Comcast, demand that channel!) Now if only they'd get NESN--and learn how to spell my hometown: R-I-D-G-E-field. And figure out that Carmel is in New York.

By the way, if you're a new reader, I'm in Providence now so I get NESN (but Comcast isn't in Providence so I can't get this new channel anyway). But I'll always fight for my home county, a key part of New England and Red Sox Naysh.