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BigManMike · 12-26-2018, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by catsrule

The Golden Girls yes, they often air on multiple channels. Frasier is not on any other station that is available nationwide, just Cozi which is not available in Fort Wayne. It is downright shameful for Hallmark to bury it between 3-5AM, they should let another channel have the rights that will treat it better. And I Love Lucy doesn't air nationwide anywhere else besides possibly Me-TV, also not available in Fort Wayne and I think they took it off their schedule anyway. And while Hallmark has made more originals the last few years, that still doesn't excuse airing bad movies most of the day now. It has been that way on weekends longer but weekdays were at least more watchable. They have quickly gone downhill recently, even just a year ago The Middle had been in primetime for awhile and just got tossed aside completely now.

I Love Lucy hasn’t been on MeTV for a while. It’s been on Decades since March which is a shame because Decades has gotten dropped from many markets and is on more weak low powered channels now.

favoriteshow · 12-31-2018, 01:00 AM

I Love Lucy is available on many of the streaming services: Hulu Plus, CBS All Access, and Best of I Love Lucy on Amazon Prime.

Decades is hard to get for most people. I think even though Hallmark might bury some shows in the late night hours, one can still use a DVR.

Hallmark is also carried by most of the online streaming providers like Philo and Sling, and both have cloud DVR as a small fee or included.

On a side note, Cheers never seemed like a right fit for Hallmark. The main character Sam was a womanizer, into flings and having sex, while not trying to settle down. In my opinion, the show hasn’t aged well even we were to say it’s a classic.

12-31-2018, 01:00 AM	#17
favoriteshow Member Forum Regular Join Date: Dec 08, 2018 Posts: 587	I Love Lucy is available on many of the streaming services: Hulu Plus, CBS All Access, and Best of I Love Lucy on Amazon Prime. Decades is hard to get for most people. I think even though Hallmark might bury some shows in the late night hours, one can still use a DVR. Hallmark is also carried by most of the online streaming providers like Philo and Sling, and both have cloud DVR as a small fee or included. On a side note, Cheers never seemed like a right fit for Hallmark. The main character Sam was a womanizer, into flings and having sex, while not trying to settle down. In my opinion, the show hasn’t aged well even we were to say it’s a classic.