If I ran the Superstation Channels like TBS and WGN...I'd have these Superstations run under their own custom schedules...but would also go with the USA Formula in the 90's. Here's how Cleveland's Superstation WBNX would be formatted....

Weekdays:
6 a.m.-Superstation Today
9 a.m.-The 90 & 9 Club
10 a.m.-Game Shows (from the 80's and 90's)
1 p.m.-Classic Sitcoms (from the 60's-80's)
3 p.m.-Classic Cartoons (from the 80's and 90's)
5 p.m.-Classic Sitcoms (From the 90's)
7 p.m.-Baseball or Basketball or modern sitcoms
8 p.m.-Baseball, Basketball, or Movie
10 p.m.-Modern Sitcoms
11 p.m.-Conan
12 p.m.-Movie
2 a.m.-Classic Dramas

Saturday:
6 a.m.-Classic Cartoons (From the 50's-90's)
12 p.m.-Movie or Sports
4 p.m.-Movie or Sports
7 p.m.-Movie
9 p.m.-Movie
11 p.m.-The Craptastic Movie Show!
2 a.m.-Classic Shows

Sunday:
6 a.m.-E/I Shows
11 a.m.-Ernest Angely Hour
12 p.m.-Movie or Sports
4 p.m.-Modern Shows or Sports
7 p.m.-Family Shows or Movie
9 p.m.-Classic Dramas
12 a.m.-Modern Shows

This is also the format for all the Superstations...except The Ninety and Nine Club and The Ernest Angely Hour will only be on the Cleveland Superstation. If this was TBS, 11 a.m. on Sunday could play In Touch with Charles Stanley or New York's Superstation can play Hour of Power at 11 a.m..

This looks great, but what shows and movies would air?

This looks great, but what shows and movies would air?

Probably shows that were once on WGN and TBS...so there'll be I Love Lucy, The Dick van Dyke Show, and The Andy Griffith Show on midday. Maybe have Dinner and a Movie on Friday Nights. And game shows such as Card Sharks, Pyramid, and Concentration would air. There'd be cartoons like Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, and Garfield as well as H-B Cartoons.

I like how USA, TBS, and WGN gave us variety...I think that craze will come back again since people who grew-up in the 90's saw this.