According to TV Guide's online listings, O&H begins airing overnight on weeknights. Starting Tuesday, July 1, 2008, in the 2:30 a.m. timeslot.

They are beginning with episode #4.

TV Guide is not always 100% accurate, but here is a list of what is ''scheduled'' to air for the first week.

Jul 01 Halloween Party
Jul 02 Riviera Ballet
Jul 03 David, The Babysitter
Jul 04 Ricky Goes To A Dance
Jul 05 Day After Thanksgiving

Jul 07 Thorny’s Gift

Do you get that channel CJ?

No, it is out of Chicago. I think some areas in Indiana and another state or so out that way receive it.

However, a wonderful trade pal of mine gets it ;)

An awesome channel that I wish would go national, but I know it won't. Very much like old NIK and TV Land used to be. They have a phenominal line-up of classic TV shows.

My sisters and I used to live on watching the old Nick at nite.

I would love for there to be another station like that around.

Wonder what source material they are using--I mean, official syndicated episodes through the Oswald Trust or public domain copies.

I would think they would be using syndicated episodes. Pretty sure ION, and the family-type channels tend to air are the same episodes, over and over. Don't know how many times I have seen ''Lonesome Parents'', A Lamp for Dave & June'' and ''The Fraternity Rents Out A Room''. But, even with those same episodes, I have seen some more & less edited than others. If the TV Guide schedule is correct, ''The Day After Thanksgiving'' seems like a rarer episode, so that sounds promising.

I do know that Patty Duke is airing uncut on that channel. But, Father Knows Best has been running in a 22 minute edited version and is edited differently than the TV Land airings were.

As for FKB, who knows if the unedited masters are still available....if Me-Too is airing them, are they from Sony Pictures (or using an older set from Columbia)?

Here is the Me-Too schedule...kind of like Nick at Nite started out ?

http://www.metvchicago.com/pdf/Winter-2007-2008-METV556AA.pdf

Wonder what source material they are using--I mean, official syndicated episodes through the Oswald Trust or public domain copies.

I'm convinced all the O&H episodes are technically in the public domain, but films of certain episodes just aren't out there.....as for ME-TV I think they will definatley be running public domain episodes due to the timeslot of 2:30AM. They run the free stuff overnights, especially since it follows "4 Star Playhouse" at 2AM which is public domain.