Here is a schedule for TBS from Jan 1985
7:35 I Dream of Jeannie
8:05 Bewitched
8:35 I Love Lucy
11:35 The Lucy Show
12:05 Perry Mason
5:05 Leve it to Beaver
5:35 Andy Griffith
6:05 Beverly Hillbillies
6:35 Gomer Pyle, Usmc
7:05 Little house on the Prairie

I got it from a old T.V. Guide



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Time for a comeback, isn't it?

I'd like to see that schedule back...

We have it on here every day at 1:30 on CTS, chopped up versions, bu still, it's so nice seing her in something different for a change! I just saw the Danny Kaye one and in a few weeks will see the Dean Martin one again after decades of waiting.

Originally posted by TV Favorites
I'd like to see that schedule back...

Yeah, but it is too bad neither one of her shows were on in evening like The Andy Griffith Show & Gomer, Pyle U.S.M.C..

The schedule, in my opinion, should have been this:
7:35- "Leave it to Beaver"
8:05- "The Andy Griffith Show"
8:35 "The Beverly Hillbillies"
11:35 "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C."
5:05- "I Dream of Jeannie"
5:35- "Bewitched"
6:05- "I Love Lucy"
6:35- "The Lucy Show"

Claude, two of your favorite shows come on here in the afternoon:


4:00 - The Beverly Hillbillies
4:30 - The Lucy Show

:lol:

:lol: What channel is this show on?

In Canada, it's CTS, which has Christian programming, trust me, it's the ONLY reason to go to that channel. Family Affair and Seventh Heaven are starting to look good to me, but my blood sugar's to high to take a look at them though!

Originally posted by Ralph Malph Ricardo
Claude, two of your favorite shows come on here in the afternoon:

4:00 - The Beverly Hillbillies
4:30 - The Lucy Show

:lol:

I wish one of my local stations would air The Lucy Show. The only "classic" show that is currently being played where I live is I Love Lucy. I am happy with that BUT they could add some more classics such as The Lucy Show, ect.

Yes, I remember watching The Lucy Show on TBS back in the mid 80's. As a matter of fact,when we first got our cable system back in 1984,I watched it. Beforehand,when I was little,it was on our San Antonio station on weekdays and sometimes on weekends. That was back in the mid and late 1970's. I remember watching The Lucy Show on Nick at Nite back in the early 90's also as well. I wish that someone in this area would bring back not only The Lucy Show but Here's Lucy as well:)

Well, if it makes you feel better, CTS stopped airing it just as they were about to start the fourth thru sixth seasons, so i only have the first three, and i was so looking forward to seing the Dean Martin one again, one of her favorites and one of her best shows!

[sorry for bringing up a semi-old topic, but I thought this could be added]

As most of you could probably see from boeschner's TBS log, The Lucy Show aired on TBS:

The Lucy Show (?-September 13, 1980) (June 2, 1984-May 31, 1985) (August 29, 1987-August 26, 1988) *I should also note that it was on in 1979, from the week that boeschner has in the log.

NOTE: My companion is starting with 1979. info from December 16, 1976-November 2, 1979 is unavailable

Here is a schedule for TBS from Jan 1985
7:35 I Dream of Jeannie
8:05 Bewitched
8:35 I Love Lucy
11:35 The Lucy Show
12:05 Perry Mason
5:05 Leve it to Beaver
5:35 Andy Griffith
6:05 Beverly Hillbillies
6:35 Gomer Pyle, Usmc
7:05 Little house on the Prairie

I got it from a old T.V. Guide



Report this post to a moderatorAs far as I understand, TBS was then and still is known for its comedy. And that's quite a sitcom lineup! Seeing it, it's amazing that Nick at night became as successful as it did, because that's the very year Nick at night launched, and from what I can see, this lineup is very much in competition with Nick at
night lineup, not that they showed the same programming, but it's the same type of programming.

As far as I understand, TBS was then and still is known for its comedy. And that's quite a sitcom lineup! Seeing it, it's amazing that Nick at night became as successful as it did, because that's the very year Nick at night launched, and from what I can see, this lineup is very much in competition with Nick at
night lineup, not that they showed the same programming, but it's the same type of programming.

But that TBS lineup was for the daytime. Back in those early days of Nick at Nite (and I guess it's still true today) those comedies only aired at night, while the Nickelodeon kids show format aired during the daytime. So there was no direct competition.

Maybe you could argue that 85 lineup is better than today's lineup.

It is quite the lineup looking more and more like Antenna TV, ME-TV and what Nick at Nite used to be.

I heard The Lucy Show airs on Retro TV

I heard The Lucy Show airs on Retro TV

It does air on Retro TV, but I don't know if the full series airs or just public domain episodes. In any case, the full series is going to air on the new CBS-owned Decades network, which launched this month. For those who will be getting Decades, note that starting the end of this month, they are having a binge-watching marathon of back-to-back episodes of every episode of I Love Lucy, The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour, and The Lucy Show. I Love Lucy starts at 7:30 AM on Tuesday, February 24 and runs non-stop until 1:00 AM on February 28 (Friday night/Saturday morning). That, in turn, runs non-stop until 5:00 PM Saturday, February 28 when The Lucy Show takes over and runs continuously until 11:00 PM on March 3.

http://decades.com/file/DECADES_BINGE_Calendar.pdf

how can I find out if I get this channel?

how can I find out if I get this channel?

If you live in one of the 21 cities that carries this network, then you can get it. It's over the air and free. Just connect a digital antenna to your set if you don't already have one. This Wikipedia page lists all the cities where Decades will air.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decades_%28TV_network%29

If Conshohocken, Pennsylvania is actually your location, I understand that to be a suburb of Philadelphia, and Philadelphia is one of the cities with a Decades station. It's digital channel 3.2.

Update:
I just checked to see where the station transmitter is located and it's in the Roxborough section of Philadelphia, which is about 4 miles from Conshohocken. So you definitely get this channel. And according to TVfool.com, you should be able to pick it up perfectly fine with just an indoor set-top antenna. Lucky you!

http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29&q=id%3d2c15aad4f30944

3.2? What does that mean? Can't we get it on a channel that's a single number? How do you get 3.2???

3.2? What does that mean? Can't we get it on a channel that's a single number? How do you get 3.2???

With a digital antenna. Unless you use a really old TV set (analog), you can get 3.2. All TV sets are digital now. Your remote control will have either a period (.) or a dash (-) where the numbers are. So you'd enter 3.2 or 3-2, depending on how it's represented on the remote. And using your remote, you need to switch over from cable (HDMI) to local digital (TV). But you probably won't get decent reception if you don't have a digital antenna connected to the back of the set. Given how close you are to this station, you only need a cheap indoor digital antenna. Best Buy sells them.

yes, I know all sets made in the last 10 or 15 years or so are digital. And we just got our set about 9 or 10 years ago.

I live in CT. but I don't get Decades. I have WCBS but not Decades. Decades is replacing CBS New York Plus which I didn't have, so I guess I'm out.

I live in CT. but I don't get Decades. I have WCBS but not Decades. Decades is replacing CBS New York Plus which I didn't have, so I guess I'm out.

It depends on where you are in CT. According to the map below, WCBS in NY (Decades is their subchannel!) can reach to Stamford with an indoor antenna (green color coded) and some areas around New Haven with a rooftop antenna (purple and blue coded). Note that it may take a moment for the color coding to appear:

http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=80&q=call%3dWCBS-DT%26type%3dD%26sitenum%3d0

And WBZ in Boston (also has a Decades subchannel) can be reached in parts of eastern CT with an indoor antenna, and to Norwich with a rooftop antenna:

http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=80&q=call%3dwbz%26type%3dD