OK, a bunch of old cacklers dressing up. Soooooo what.
Oh well....... at least it was a bit of a lunch boost for the poor old shoping center. Hey Wanda Witch, I need my broom tuned.

Nassau Bay TV (NBTV) is in Nassua Bay and is the City's station, just to correct the other comment, it is not in Seabrook or Seabrook TV.
They do feature things and events in the Bay Area that Nassau Bay is involved in.

Sound like the political correctness police is running seabrook.

Geez. They were having fun. And who even knew there was a tv channel dedicated to seabrook anyway?

Actually, it is not Public Access Television. It is a municipal station, meant for airing of important community announcements that was allowed to have other stories on it, under the guidance of that one person. This is definitely not an issue about religion, the only way you could support that argument is if it were an ACTUAL witches coven meeting and airing their coven meeting. This was a bunch of women having a good time, something I support. I do not think it deserves to be on air any more than the evenings I go out to dinner with my friends. That is interesting only to myself and my dinner guests.

Where the heck is Quanell X when you really need him??????

I am just sad that I will not be able to get that 6 minutes of my life back. Does anyone know where I can get my broom tuned up? It has been running really rough........

This was a Halloween party! Hello? The local access TV station showed up and wanted to show a small feature for a Halloween theme, because many business ladies in the community wanted to get together for lunch and have fun with costumes and it looked like something that would show fun...what is the big deal?
As far as quality, IF that is the real issue, I have seen their other work and it is no worse that other pieces aired, remember this is not a major broadcast station but a small station with limited staff and budget. NBTV station filmed children in witches costumes for a party in the park for Halloween, that was aired, no better quality, and there were witches. No FCC rules were broken and bottom line one person should not call all the shots on what people see on public access.

ya i live in seabrook, but i thought it was cute. just a bunch of ladies trying to have a good time, let them have it. why it was even on the tv i dont know, but i think i would have watched it, if it had some kind of comedy to it maybe

O.K. After the initial shock of the video has worn off I have to say these women achieved what they were looking for. Their own 15 minutes of fame. Pulling Fox News into it was kinda lame, but whatever.

Not the best video, and definitely not worth making a stink about - pulling the station off the air and discussing on FoxNew tonight. It's obvious these women were just having fun. If they had just put it on YouTube it would have served them better with a much more appreciate and understanding audience. I agree that if it was a Christian theme the locals would have tolerated (probably embraced) it. You go girls and have fun whether you wear black hats or (those stupid) red hats. :)

I like how people are trying to make this a religious issue. It was NOT an issue about religion. If it had been, then I'm sure the local wicca would have been offended by the show itself. This show was yanked because it was lame, was not interesting to anyone other than the people involved and just boring, pure and simple. Seeing women dressed as witched and be drunk in front of a camera is not entertaining, at least not when executed so poorly. This was pulled for lack of entertainment or educational value, period. Anyone who tries to say otherwise is either lying or ignorant of the facts involved in the situation.