I wonder if anyone has schedules for the pre-Fox Family Channel that they
could post? I would be very happy.

Uh, I don't have it

Uh, I don't have it

Then why did you respond?

http://groups-beta.google.com/groups?q=family+channel+schedule+-sci-fi+-abc+-fox+group%3Arec.arts.tv

Search through there, there's bound to be schedules in there somewhere...It's the best I can do.

'Cause I don't remember what the shows where on!

The Family Channel Schedule from September 30, 1996

5:00 AM Amazing Facts
5:30 AM Marilyn Hickey
6:00 AM James Robinson
6:30 AM Marriage & Family Magazine
7:00 AM Fit TV
9:00 AM The Waltons
10:00 AM The 700 Club
11:30 AM Fit TV
12:00 PM Rescue 911
1:00 PM Home & Family
3:00 PM Shop Til You Drop
3:30 PM Shopping Spree
4:00 PM Small Talk
4:30 PM Wait Til You Have Kids!
5:00 PM Family Challenge
6:00 PM Carol Burnett & Friends
6:30 PM Carol Burnett & Friends
7:00 PM The Waltons
8:00 PM Highway To Heaven
9:00 PM Rescue 911
10:00 PM The 700 Club
11:00 PM The Three Stooges
12:00 AM Carson's Comedy Classics
12:30 AM Carson's Comedy Classics
1:00 AM Paid Program
1:30 AM Paid Program
2:00 AM The 700 Club
3:00 AM Paid Program
3:30 AM Paid Program
4:00 AM Paid Program
4:30 AM Paid Program

Man I miss it especially the game shows

Could anyone show some schedules between 1989 and 1995 please..?

ABC Family is a U.S. cable television network currently owned by Disney/ABC. The network was founded by Pat Robertson in April 1977 as CBN Cable, an arm of his Christian Broadcasting Network. It was the first satellite-launched basic cable network. The CBN Satellite Service grew to 10.9 million homes by May 1981. In September 1981, the format and the name were changed for the first time. CBN Cable Network became an entertainment cable network, providing quality family programming. Under the new format, the CBN Cable Network grew from 28 million households in May 1985, to 35.8 million in May 1987, and by the early 1990s, 47.6 million households.

In September 1988, the word family was incorporated into the name to better reflect the format, becoming the CBN Family Channel. By 1990, the network had grown too profitable to remain under the CBN banner without endangering CBN's nonprofit status. CBN spun it off to a new company called International Family Entertainment (run by Robertson's son, Tim), and the name was changed to simply The Family Channel.
The Family Channel logo

It was sold to Fox Broadcasting Company and Haim Saban in July 1997, and it changed its name to Fox Family. The change from The Family Channel to Fox Family became official on August 15, 1998. As The Family Channel, it attracted an older audience not sought by advertisers, but only about one-third of homes watching the network included kids. When Fox bought the channel in 1997, programmers sought a new dual audience — kids in daytime, families at night.

As part of the agreement when International Family Entertainment sold the network to Fox, The 700 Club aired twice every weekday—live at 10 am Eastern, then repeated at 11 pm Eastern. This arrangement frustrated Fox to no end, as it broke up any attempt to build programming continuity. Due to this, the network was sold again to ABC in July 2001 for $3.2 billion. Under Fox's ownership, the Family Channel saw its ranking slide from 10th to 17th place as a result of an increasingly competitive race for younger viewers and the bickering over ownership between News Corp. and Saban. Some observers believe that Fox Family chased away some of the older viewers and never really replaced the core audience. As a result, prime time ratings declined 35% in the past three years.

The sale to ABC included the Fox Kids Network (a joint venture of Fox and Haim Saban) which provided the new ABC Family with hours of children's programming. However, ABC Family must still air The 700 Club every weekday. ABC Family has made several TV movies and plays many reruns, often of programming that was first run on ABC. The American version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? is frequently aired. The channel also airs reruns of 7th Heaven and sitcoms Full House, Step by Step, and Family Matters. In 2004, the channel began airing reruns of Boy Meets World, Smallville, and Gilmore Girls (two of the three currently airing on The WB). In 2005 ABC Family began airing Grounded for Life and in 2008 My Wife and Kids will start airing.

I remember they had Punky Brewster, but I think that was FOXFAMILY...Oh nevermind. Good Topic though!

Howbout the beginning schedule..?

I remember they had Punky Brewster, but I think that was FOXFAMILY No. It was still The Family Channel when Punky Brewster aired from 1993 to 1996. I never knew they had Highway to Heaven. They had Bonanza, Evening Shade, and Carol Burnett for sure.. I love those game shows too! Especially Family Challenge with Ray Combs

I think Harry & The Hendersons was on there briefly.

What about cartoons?

Well there was Super Mario, Zelda, and Wish Kid. Well that's all I know that were on there.

And many others too.

Well there was Super Mario, Zelda, and Wish Kid. Well that's all I know that were on there.
The Littles, Pole Position, The Flintstone Kids, Inspector Gadget, Pro Stars
ALF: The Animated Series, ALFTales, Fonz & The Happy Days Gang and Dinosaucers also

I remember they used to show Bonanza, Gunsmoke and The Big Valley. First they had them on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, then around 89 or 90, they stopped showing them on Saturdays. Oh yea, at one point, in the late 80s they also showed Bonanza on weeknights At one point, I remember, they also showed The Lone Ranger on Saturdays.

The Littles, Pole Position, The Flintstone Kids, Inspector Gadget, Pro Stars, ALF: The Animated Series, ALFTales, Fonz & The Happy Days Gang and Dinosaucers also

They also aired Healthcliff & The Catillac Cats.

I thought Nickelodeon aired Heathcliff & The Catillac Cats. I thought The Family Channel aired the previous Heathcliff shows (the ones that have aired on CN and Boomerang)

Was it used to be a CBN cable channel?

The Littles, Pole Position, The Flintstone Kids, Inspector Gadget, Pro Stars
ALF: The Animated Series, ALFTales, Fonz & The Happy Days Gang and Dinosaucers also
I thought The Flintstone Kids was on the USA Network.

I thought The Flintstone Kids was on the USA Network. No. This was the only Flintstones series that didn't air on USA Network.

Did they used to air any sitcoms?

I also forgot to mention they aired The Three Stooges

What sitcoms used to air on Family Channel?

I remember they used to air "My 3 Sons" after Nick At Nite stopped showing it. And they used to show "Green Acres" (before NICK AT NITE started showing it) and "Hazel". They were all on weekday afternoons.

No. This was the only Flintstones series that didn't air on USA Network.
USA Network aired every single Hanna-Barbera cartoon except for Flintstones Kids. Just like Family Channel aired every single DIC cartoon exept for Hulk Hogan's Rockin' Wrestling.

Did they show The New Archie's with a segment?

They never aired the Sonic the Hedgehog shows. Also Double Dragon, UltraForce, The New Adventures OF He-Man (can you think of others)

Just like Family Channel aired every single DIC cartoon exept for Hulk Hogan's Rockin' Wrestling. That was because USA Network held the rights to WWF.

i remember they use 2 play rin tin tin and i remember watching rescue 911 and being scared bcuz i was a little kid when it was still the family channel. i was 9 when it turned to fox family in 1996.

Actually It became FOX Family in August 1998

They never aired the Sonic the Hedgehog shows. Also Double Dragon, UltraForce, The New Adventures OF He-Man (can you think of others)

That was because USA Network held the rights to WWF.
Were talking about Family & USA in the early 90's Wheeler.

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Actually It became FOX Family in August 1998
well i guess i was 11 then. thanks 4 the correction:)

thanks 4 the correction :) No problem! One thing many people I know about me is that I have a great memory! ;)