Now that WBAY has put out a program schedule of RTN 2-3, what are your initial impressions?
I love old TV shows, and I know my dad can't wait for Time Warner to pick up the channel (as a loyal TV Land viewer). I'm especially looking forward to catching up with a few episodes of The Monkees this weekend! (No, really... I am...)
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teenbean2: digitaldean - I just hooked my outdoor antenna to the existing cable junction box that is mounted outside the box. I unscrewed the Time Warner Cable and hooked my cable to the cable wire going into...
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Keith: It looks good to me. Obviously a great improvement over what it was. I like the colors, the bug on the right with the simple temp and time, the panning out, and the text scroll at the bottom....
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TvBoy: Damn,
For as long as it took to get that thing launched, I was pretty disappointed. Not that impressive. Better than the last set, but not worth the price paid.
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So far I have only seen a
So far I have only seen a few weeknight shows. I like Matlock, Perry Mason, and Hogan's Heros. My wife likes Magnum PI. I wish there was a bigger selection, but I do like the older shows.
Some of the shows are worth
Some of the shows are worth the watch. Some good classics, although there are some I've never heard of. The old commercials are a nice flashback too.
The RTN web page is under construction, so no info there.
I wish some of the other channels in the area would do simulcasting like WBAY and PBS. Maybe the trend will catch on?