Apparently, TV Land just launched an HD feed within the last week. Cablevision is the first company to pick up the station. I've read around online and a few people have confirmed that Everybody Loves Raymond and The King of Queens are in HD. I'd also expect to see their originals like Hot in Cleveland in HD.

Some links:

http://www.cablerant.com/index.php?topic=2618.0

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r26475765-iO-New-HD-Channel-Additions-TV-Land-and-ID-HD

Gosh, why'd they go and do that for?!?
I mean, when they made the shows that TVLand reruns, they didn't have HD yet. So what's the use?

Oh yeah - never mind.

Gosh, why'd they go and do that for?!?
I mean, when they made the shows that TVLand reruns, they didn't have HD yet. So what's the use?

Oh yeah - never mind.
This could be a good thing, actually. Older TV shows shot on film can be remastered in HD, and look great (see The Twilight Zone on Blu-ray).

You don't need HD for classic TV, but TV Land no longer cares about that

This could be a good thing, actually. Older TV shows shot on film can be remastered in HD, and look great (see The Twilight Zone on Blu-ray).

Maybe a little too detailed, I'm sure people would rather watch the old grainy classics

TVLand now in HD? Is that suppose to lure us back :D

Gosh, why'd they go and do that for?!?
I mean, when they made the shows that TVLand reruns, they didn't have HD yet. So what's the use?

Oh yeah - never mind.
Agree,plus even most programs that are only 10-15 years old were not filmed in HD. Maybe they are going to show more high definiton commercials,after all that's over half the stuff they air,right.

As if Dish Network would pick it up, they already have an HD carriage dispute with ABC Family, they probably will with Viacom as well.

Thank god! Watching Hot in Cleveland without HD has been driving me crazy!