As the years go on and more new shows hit syndication, the shows of the 70s and 80s will keep getting buried under all the new stuff. It seems logical for Nick and TV Land to start a second or third service to accomodate this. We have four ESPNs, I don't how many HBOs, 2 Mtvs, 2 VH1's. I'm sure Nick's coffers would get even fatter if they had three channels running old shows at once.

As the years go on and more new shows hit syndication, the shows of the 70s and 80s will keep getting buried under all the new stuff. It seems logical for Nick and TV Land to start a second or third service to accomodate this. We have four ESPNs, I don't how many HBOs, 2 Mtvs, 2 VH1's. I'm sure Nick's coffers would get even fatter if they had three channels running old shows at once.

I have every HBO, every Cinemax, every Starz! and every one of another set of channels (not The Movie Channel or Encore -- I can't remember the name). I also have MLB Extra Innings. Who needs reasons to leave home! ;)