Facts of Life has been pulled from TVLand since January this year. Maybe it's when they made major changes to TVLand lineup and neither blog posted this change in lineup. More Everybody Loves Raymond is airing.

Just a few hours ago Sunday after noon, I was watching the show. . Wait a minute my error. I was watching it on LOGO not TVLAND.

Gotta admit -- it lasted longer than I thought it would. (And longer, I think, than it lasted on Nick at Nite 15 years ago.) Still, sad to see it go.

It's disappointing, i was watching it almost every single day, a mini marathon almost (they showed like 5-6 episodes in a row). I just went to watch it and noticed it wasn't listed, and then went to the TVLand website and it's not on there either :/

and TV Land probably showed cut-for-more-commercials versions anyway (also squeezing the closing credits too I think). Plus, cable is expensive as opposed to buying/renting the DVD's.

When The Facts Of Life debuted on TV Land I was so happy to see it start with the Season 4 episodes because I had The Facts Of Life Season 4 DVD on my Christmas list last year and I wanted to check it out and see if I liked it and I loved it. I have noticed that TV Land removed The Facts Of Life too and the reason might be is because TV Land is putting other shows in The Facts Of Life's spot and the show that is replacing it is The Andy Griffith Show but I do wish TV Land would show The Facts Of Life again starting with the other seasons because that would be so cool,
Do you think TV Land will bring The Facts Of Life reruns back?,
Bestie

Facts of Life is not coming back to TVLand and it was a bad idea to start airing TVLand in first place. But it will still air other TV stations so that's good.

Never say never although I dont think it would be on for very long.

Never say never although I dont think it would be on for very long.
Sorry, didn't mean the term 'NEVER'. i meant it won't air in TVLand, but may air in other TV stations. TVLand has had history of chopping up some scenes, and sometimes played sped up on most TV shows.