There is nothing like a crisis to bring out the best in a team, and Time Warner Cable, threatened by the CBS blackout, which in turn dragged down its previous quarter and drove it in to the arms of at first Charter and then Comcast as merger partners, did not want to contemplate another weak quarter. But essentially despite all the back patting that the quarterly announcement goes in for, it is more or less that same kind of quarter that it had last time, revenues are up 2% instead of 1.7% over this time last year, and TV customers fell 176,000 over this time last year, when last quarter it was 151,000. But Time Warner Cable execs sold that…