Apparently, we have a small-market FamilyNet affiliate on our cable system.

On Various Days, they Air:

Annie Oakley
Roy Rogers Show
My Little Margie
I Married Joan
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Meet Corliss Archer
Life With Elizabeth
The Lucy Show
The Loretta Young Show
Bonanza

(As Far as I know, they bicycle the Public Domain Eps)

A Viewable Schedule is available here: http://www.familynet.com/content/Program_Table.asp

If you have the national feed, you should get verbatim what's on that schedule. Otherwise, Local preemptions may vary. If you have the national feed or a independent affiliate, it's certainly worth a look. Watching Carol Burnett and Lucille Ball on the same show (Lucy Show) is certainly worth the time...

Cool! Direct TV doesn't offer that , not that I know of anyway. I would love to see some of those vintage shows again that I watched in the 50's when I was a kid!

We sure don't get that.

Originally posted by Seth Thrasher
Apparently, we have a small-market FamilyNet affiliate on our cable system.

On Various Days, they Air:

Annie Oakley
Roy Rogers Show
My Little Margie
I Married Joan
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Meet Corliss Archer
Life With Elizabeth
The Lucy Show
The Loretta Young Show
Bonanza

(As Far as I know, they bicycle the Public Domain Eps)

A Viewable Schedule is available here: http://www.familynet.com/content/Program_Table.asp

If you have the national feed, you should get verbatim what's on that schedule. Otherwise, Local preemptions may vary. If you have the national feed or a independent affiliate, it's certainly worth a look. Watching Carol Burnett and Lucille Ball on the same show (Lucy Show) is certainly worth the time...

You are so lucky, I would love to see those show.

Its nice to know that some channels are showing these great shows.

How lucky you are! There are three of those shows on one of our local channels down here, too bad we don't get all of them. Really is nice to see somebody out there airing those classics.

every Christmas Eve, our local PBS station airs Christmas episodes of some of the old shows. In past years, they've showed "The Jack Benny show" "Dragnet" (the old one, from the 50s) "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet), & "The Hollywood Palace" (a variety show from the 60s)
Oh yes, they also show an old special from 1960 or 61 called "The Spirit of Christmas"-I vagely remember it from when I was little. It's an hour, and tells the story "The Night Before Christmas" & the story of the nativity, with marrionettes.

My PBS station sometimes shows Ed Sullivan and Red Skelton.