I was very happy to get Me TV when it first launched. Now all of a sudden I realize Me TV only airs these shows I like My Three Sons, Leave It To Beaver & The Brady Bunch & The Andy Griffith Show & Saved By The Bell.

My Three Sons & Leave It To Beaver only air Weekdays 7:30AM-9:00AM.
The Brady Bunch only airs Sunday’s from 12:00pm-2:00pm.

I noticed that Decades a channel I don’t receive has ALOT of Super great Programming I wanted to see on Me TV. When Me TV aired them they kept most of them between 5AM-9AM. Like I Love Lucy & The Donna Reed Show & Family Affair & Mary Tyler Moore & Bob Newhart & Newhart & Laugh-In and etc. Now they are airring a Weekend Binge Marathon Of My Three Sons. Those shows is what drew me to NICK at NITE and these over the air TV Channels.

To Me it seems like ME TV is Drama/Sci-Fi/Westerns/Sitcoms Just currently airring more
Sci-Fi/Drama/Westerns than Classic TV Sitcoms from the 1950’s, 1960’s.

Decades seem to be more Sitcoms Friendly.If that’s the case I want Decades.I just hope if Decades would come they won’t stick all those Westerns/Dramas/Sci-Fi.all over Decades.

I just hope Me TV becomes more Classic Sitcoms Friendly Or Please get Me TV out and Move me to Decades!

I agree. I always wanted ME-TV, and then when I finally got it, it wasn't as good as I thought it would be. Way too many westerns in the afternoon. They just don't have a good variety. I would rather have Decades or Antenna TV.

Agree with all of these comments!

Me TV airs too many westerns, but they still have a good schedule in other places and it would be nice if I had an affiliate. I definitely would not want to lose Antenna TV for it, but would gladly trade Bounce (practically useless channel) or WANE's ION affiliate (I like some of their shows but ION would be available on cable anyway without a local affiliate) for Me TV. I would probably trade LAFF for Me TV too, while I like Home Improvement could still see it plenty on UP. From what I have heard about Decades, they lost a lot of affiliates in September and I could see them going out of business in the next year.