That might sound confusing but what shows would you put on during the holidays? Now obviously for Christmas and Thanksgiving, you would put those themed episodes on. But what about other holidays? Valintines Day, New Years Eve, New Years Day, hell even Black Friday? What shows would you put on and would have a catchy slogan for each holiday themed show?
For ex. on New Years Eve, TV Land used to have "Last Things Last" marathon with series finales of shows. The next day, TV Land would have "First Things First" marathon with the series pilots. So what would you do?

for 4th of July I would air Gomer Pyle, McHales Navy and Sgt Bilko

Obviously, Christmas I would show Christmas themed episodes. I maybe would have Christmas episodes on Thanksgiving Day to kind of set up Christmas. What do you guys think?

On Martin Luther King Day, I'd show Julia, The Mod Squad, I Spy and the Walt Disney Movie Song of the South.

On Memorial Day I'd show Combat, The Rat Patrol, Twelve o'Clock High & Hogan's Heroes

On Black Friday I'd show the Movies It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World & Jingle All The Way! :D

For Halloween I would show Bewitched and Sabrina and also special Halloween episodes like Slutty Pumpkin and TOW Halloween Party.

I know Arbor day Isn't a holiday, but I would show old movies like these to commemorate it.
Hang 'em high
Good day for a hanging
The hangman

i would like to see one of these classic stations show some of the old variety specials from the 60's and 70's, like Bob Hope, Andy Williams, the Osmonds etc

Someone should replay the Bob Hope Christmas specials, they were a holiday staple for years. You can toss in some other perennial favorites of yesteryear such as Bing Crosby and Andy Williams.

Halloween-Munsters marathon
Valentine's-I Love Lucy or The Love Boat or Love,American Style marathon
Independence Day- Andy Griffith Show
Labor day- happy days
Veteran's day-Black sheep squadron

Or you could go the Syfy route...
New year's-Twilight zone
Valentine's- twilight zone
Independence day-twilight zone
Thanksgiving-twilight zone
Christmas-twilight zone
And so forth...

My Birthday (August 19) is "National Aviation Day" to celebrate I'd show Avaition-Oriented TV Shows such as Sky King, Steve Canyon, Whirlybirds, Ripcord, Blue Thunder and Airwolf, among others :)

New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, definitely the Twilight Zone, as the Sci-Fi Channel (not the watered down Syfy as it's called now) used to do.

Friday the 13th---Friday the 13th movies of course and Friday the 13th: The Series.

Halloween would be dedicated to older horror movies from the 60s-80s, especially the TV horror movies of the 70's, like Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, The Night Stalker/The Night Strangler. I'd also air anthology series like Darkroom, Alfred Hitchcock Presents (both versions), Night Gallery, and Thriller.

St. Patrick's Day---A marathon of The Incredible Hulk. :lol:

Well, the Hallmark Channel just posted there Holiday Schedule. Its actually for November. Here it is via tvtango.com:


http://tvtango.com/news/detail/id/405#today

Now for Christmas, what shows would put on? Would you go the sitcom route or air some dramas as well? What about for New Years? Also when you air them? Before Christmas, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day?

For Game Shows:
New Years Day- Full Day of First Episodes & Debut Appearances
Valentine Day- Marathon of Love Connection(Woolery)
St. Patrick's Day- Marathon of The Price is Right(70s-80s) & Sale of the Century(SYN)
Fourth of July- Marathon of Match Game(Rayburn'73-82)
Thanksgiving & Black Friday- Feast of Favorites(just like GSN once had back in the 2000s)
Christmas Eve & Christmas- Holiday themed episodes
New Years Eve- Marathon Clark Pyramid(20,000/25,000/100,000)

For Sitcoms, Dramas & Variety:
New Years Day- Full Day of First Episodes
Valentines Day- Valentine's themed Episodes
Memorial Day- Summer themed(Beach/Pool) episodes to kick off the unofficial start of Summer
Fourth of July- Marathon of Love American Style
Halloween- Marathons of Night Gallery, Twilight Zone & Alfred Hitchock Presents
Thanksgiving- Thanksgiving themed Episodes
Christmas- Christmas themed Episodes
New Years Eve- Marathon of TV Specials

If I were in Charge Of Antenna TV for the rest of 2018:

-Alice’s Labor Day Marathon.

-Bewitche’s Halloween Marathon.

-Thanksgiving Weekend

:Wednesday:Thanksgiving Themed Episodes.

:Thursday-Sunday The 1st Settlers Of Antenna TV with a Marathon Of all the black and white shows in a Marathon.All Day & All Night.

:Merry And Bright Saturday Nights with Christmas themed episodes.

:Christmas Through The Years December 22,Saturday-December 23,Sunday.

:Christmas Collection December 24,Monday-December 25, Tuesday.

:New Year’s Eve 3 Stooges PARTY Starting December 31, Monday-January 1st.Tuesday.

:New Year’s Day with Three’s Company January 1st