Was doing some light Wikipedia reading, one thing led to another (as it often does with Wikipedia), and I wound up reading about the Screen Gems Network, an hour-long syndicated show I vaguely remember, which rotated shows from the Columbia Pictures Television library (i.e., Bewitched, All in the Family, One Day at a Time, The Monkees, Charlie's Angels, Benson, etc.). The show didn't last very long -- three seasons -- but, looking at the list of shows that were featured, it'd be fun if they brought the concept back, but this time as a whole network. It looks like there are enough shows there to sustain it. Here's the list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_Gems_Network

How would you program a Screen Gems Network? What would the weekday/weekend schedules look like?

Mike

Screen Gems network would be like what Antenna TV eventually became. They are the ones who scored all the Sony shows.

Yeah, Antenna TV seems to be what Screen Gems Network evolved into, many years later.

From what I remember, SGN aired Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie 90% of the time. They were also airing heavily on TV Land at the time.