Part I: http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2011/08/familynet-fall-2011-schedule-fearnet.html

Part II: http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2011/09/familynet-fall-2011-schedule-part-ii.html

FamilyNet Fall 2011

Effective Saturday, October 1, 2011

Weekdays
6:00A Paid Programming
6:30 The Lone Wolf
7:00 The Saint
8:00 I Spy
9:00 The 700 Club
10:00 Life Today
10:30 Real Life
11:00 Your Health with Dr. Richard and Cindy Becker
12:00 PM Embassy Chefs
12:30 Judie Byrd's Kitchen
1:00 New Life Live with Steve Arterburn
2:00 Flea Market Mania
2:30 Flea Market Mania
3:00 Beachcombers
3:30 Beachcombers
4:00 Mr. Belvedere (replaces The New Flipper)
4:30 The Mary Tyler Moore Show (replaces The New Flipper)
5:00 The Bob Newhart Show (replaces Lost in Space)
5:30 Newhart (replaces Lost in Space cont.)
6:00 Remington Steele (replaces Lost in Space)
7:00 Don't Forget the Lyrics (replaces Lou Grant)
7:30 Don't Forget the Lyrics (replaces Lou Grant cont.)
8:00 Mr. Belvedere (replaces Lou Grant)
8:30 The Mary Tyler Moore Show (replaces Lou Grant)
9:00 The Bob Newhart Show (replaces FamilyNet Flicks)
9:30 Newhart (replaces FamilyNet Flicks)
10:00 Remington Steele (replaces FamilyNet Flicks)
11:00 I Spy (replaces Wretched with Todd Friel)
12:00 AM The Saint (replaces Wretched with Todd Friel (repeat from previous day))
1:00 Wretched with Todd Friel (replaces I Spy)
1:30 Wretched with Todd Friel (repeat from previous day) (replaces I Spy cont)
2:00 100 Huntley Street (replaces The Saint)
3:00 Don't Forget the Lyrics (replaces Flea Market Mania)
3:30 Don't Forget the Lyrics (replaces Flea Market Mania)
4:00 Wretched with Todd Friel (repeat from earlier)
4:30 Wretched with Todd Friel (repeat from previous day)
5:00 Your Health with Dr. Richard and Cindy Becker

Saturdays (series programming listed only)
7:00am Zoo Diaries (replaces Mustard Pancakes)
7:30am Monsters & Pirates (replaces Dr. Penguin's World)
8:00am Real Life 101 (replaces Kid Fitness)
8:30am Ariel & Zoey (replaces Underwater World)
9:00am Passport to Explore (replaces Adv. in Odyssey)
9:30am Aqua Kids (replaces Nana Pudd'in)
10:00am Classmates (replaces Real Life 101)
10:30am Classmates (replaces Aqua Kids)
11:00am Ambush (replaces Fun)
11:30am RAW (replaces Andiamo)
12:00pm Judie Byrd's Kitchen
12:30pm Embassy Chefs (replaces Paid)
1:00pm Embassy Chefs (replaces Rub of the Green)
1:30pm Paid
3:00pm I Spy
4:00pm The New Zorro
4:00pm The New Zorro
5:00pm Inside Music Row
5:30pm Don't Forget the Lyrics! (replaces On Solid Rock)
6:00pm Religion
9:00pm FamilyNet Twilight Theatre
11:30pm FamilyNet Twilight Theatre

Sundays (series programming listed only)
7:00pm Sue Thomas FBEye
8:00pm Sue Thomas FBEye
9:00pm FamilyNet R2G Movie
11:30pm FamilyNet R2G Movie
2:00am I Spy

Pavan, I just want to say you do a great, great job with the site!! I was wondering can you post a link to familynet and its sister network?
Im intrigued with both these channels because I've never heard of them until recently.

7:00 Don't Forget the Lyrics (replaces Lou Grant)
7:30 Don't Forget the Lyrics (replaces Lou Grant cont.)There's a big step down. :rolleyes:

what is familynet and how long has it been around?

FamilyNet is a cable network. They have been around for some time. www.familynet.com

They used to air Happy Days, Family Ties, etc a couple years ago.

Read our past stories: http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/search/label/FamilyNet

And thanks mets82. ALN's website is www.americanlifetv.com

FamilyNet seems like a channel that's worth having. Wonder if Comcast would ever carry it?

FamilyNet is also part of Sky Angel's Faith package which can be viewed with the IPTV receiver or online for $14.99 per-month. The Faith package also includes:

GMC
INSP
WHT

http://www.skyangel.com/Programming/ChannelsLineUp/?aid=&DNIS=&rpid=

Thanks for all the info, guys!!! :wave:

I'm so happy for Mr. Belvedere returning to regular syndication in what seems like 90 freakin' years!

Not only do I hope this helps in getting the final two seasons on DVD, but I also hope they go through at least 1 or 2 complete 117-episode rotations. When KTTV had the show on their schedule, they went through the entire rotation like 3 or 4 times.

Amen to that. It seems like it has been 20 years since it has aired on tv.

Thank you FamNET for not only bringing in Newhart, which I ended up not seeing b/c my stupid cable provider AT&T U-Verse dropped WGN America when Newhart was airing on there but for also airing a show that's been M.I.A. for 20 years in Mr. Belvedere!

WOOOOOOOO-HOOOOOOOOO!!! :D

There's a big step down. :rolleyes:
My sentiments exactly!

Re: Mr. Belvedere, I would also like to bring this up:

Word on the Internet is that Fox is refusing to be cooperative in offering the remaining seasons to Shout Factory at a fair price.

Fox is being totally unrealistic and ridiculous, not to mention very arrogant. They can't expect a show like Mr. Belvedere that has been M.I.A. in syndication for an incredibly long time to have the exact same sales numbers as say Seinfeld or Friends.

And now, with its return to syndication, and with seasons 1-4 on DVD, it's time for Fox to man up and face the music: Us Belvey fans want the remaining seasons on DVD more than ever.

Re: Mr. Belvedere, I would also like to bring this up:

Word on the Internet is that Fox is refusing to be cooperative in offering the remaining seasons to Shout Factory at a fair price.

Please provide a link to these rumors.

http://www.shoutfactory.com/community/4192/thread.aspx#axzz1XTXCTV00 (Brian Ward said that recently, Fox has been very difficult to license from)

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/313585/wildly-popular-sadly-neglected-sitcoms (Look for MatthewA's post where he says that apparently, Shout's relationship with Fox has gone way south. He also speculates in page 2 that it's possible they may not be allowed to disclose everything that goes on between them and their licensors).

I swear to god I'm not making this up. And don't it's just Shout Factory that's going through this. Fox did the same thing to VCI and Burke's Law. The first two DVD sets were strong sellers for VCI and they were going to get more episodes, but then Fox threw a beyond-outrageous price tag in their faces. Just a coincidence? I doubt it.

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/304782/impressed-with-shout-yet (Look for MatthewA's post in page 1 of this thread).

Face it, Fox has a nasty reputation of playing hardball with just about anyone the deal with. But don't worry, I'm sure one day, karma will come back to bite Fox in the rear, for all this crap they've pulled on indies.

Thanks.

http://www.shoutfactory.com/community/4192/thread.aspx#axzz1XTXCTV00 (Brian Ward said that recently, Fox has been very difficult to license from)

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/313585/wildly-popular-sadly-neglected-sitcoms (Look for MatthewA's post where he says that apparently, Shout's relationship with Fox has gone way south. He also speculates in page 2 that it's possible they may not be allowed to disclose everything that goes on between them and their licensors).

I swear to god I'm not making this up. And don't it's just Shout Factory that's going through this. Fox did the same thing to VCI and Burke's Law. The first two DVD sets were strong sellers for VCI and they were going to get more episodes, but then Fox threw a beyond-outrageous price tag in their faces. Just a coincidence? I doubt it.

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/304782/impressed-with-shout-yet (Look for MatthewA's post in page 1 of this thread).

Face it, Fox has a nasty reputation of playing hardball with just about anyone the deal with. But don't worry, I'm sure one day, karma will come back to bite Fox in the rear, for all this crap they've pulled on indies.

FOX has always been greedy for years.

Which is probably why NuvoTV just took off L.A. Law after only a few weeks/months and they were right at the end of the 1st half of S1 on top of that.

Moving on from that, does anyone know if Charter Communications in Glendale, California carries FamilyNet?

Moving on from that, does anyone know if Charter Communications in Glendale, California carries FamilyNet?

Is Charter Communications a cable provider?

Yes, it is.