What Do You Think About This?

[kanisky7896]

Hey Everybody,

You know how we have Satellite Radio and Music Choice channels on TV where there are channels dedicated to specific decades of music (50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, etc.)? Well anyway, do you think that it would be cool to have TV channels dedicated to TV shows from specific decades? For example there could be a channel completely dedicated to 1980's TV shows, such as "ALF", "Family Ties", and "Gimme A Break!". It would be even greater if these shows could be aired uncut, like they were when they originally aired on their respective networks for the very first time! What do you all think about this concept?

[Ireneparalegal]

Great concept. I agree. That would be nice. ARE YOU READING THIS YOU TV EXECUTIVES!!!!?????

[waichingliu81]

that'a a fantastic idea, though mind you a lot of the old shows are worth watching over and over again. shame the same cannot be said about today's TV line-up eh? a channel of 80s tv shows like the a-team, diff'rent strokes, cosby show, roseanne etc, a 70s channel of TV shows such as the mary tyler moore, taxi etc, not to mention a 90s one too, now that would be so cool

[tbswatcher]

Here could be the schedule for the 90's Channel of course the shows would have needed to have started between 1990-1999. It could have sitcoms, cartoons and dramas.

6am Fresh Prince
6:30am Frasier
7am Wings
7:30am Dinosaurs
8am Boy Meets World
8:30am Sister Sister
9am NewsRadio
9:30am Drew Carey
10am Home Improvement
10:30am Friends
11am Step by Step
11:30am Hangin With Mr. Cooper
12pm 3rd Rock
12:30pm Malcolm and Eddie
1pm Mad About You
1:30pm Saved by the Bell
2pm The Nanny
2:30pm Grace Underfire

90's Aftertoon
3pm Tiny Toons
3:30pm Animaniacs
4pm Bobby's World
4:30pm Rocko's Modern Life

Night of 90's Drama
5pm Law and Order
6pm Beverley Hills 90210
7pm Melrose Place
8pm NYPD Blue
9pm The X Files
10pm ER
11pm Party of Five
12am 7th Heaven
1am Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2am Felecity

The Great 90's Sitcoms
3am King of the Hill
3:30am Dilbert
4am Moesha
4:30am Clueless
5am Spin City
5:30am Just Shoot Me

What do u think?

[kanisky7896]

Originally Posted by tbswatcher

Here could be the schedule for the 90's Channel of course the shows would have needed to have started between 1990-1999. It could have sitcoms, cartoons and dramas.

6am Fresh Prince
6:30am Frasier
7am Wings
7:30am Dinosaurs
8am Boy Meets World
8:30am Sister Sister
9am NewsRadio
9:30am Drew Carey
10am Home Improvement
10:30am Friends
11am Step by Step
11:30am Hangin With Mr. Cooper
12pm 3rd Rock
12:30pm Malcolm and Eddie
1pm Mad About You
1:30pm Saved by the Bell
2pm The Nanny
2:30pm Grace Underfire

90's Aftertoon
3pm Tiny Toons
3:30pm Animaniacs
4pm Bobby's World
4:30pm Rocko's Modern Life

Night of 90's Drama
5pm Law and Order
6pm Beverley Hills 90210
7pm Melrose Place
8pm NYPD Blue
9pm The X Files
10pm ER
11pm Party of Five
12am 7th Heaven
1am Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2am Felecity

The Great 90's Sitcoms
3am King of the Hill
3:30am Dilbert
4am Moesha
4:30am Clueless
5am Spin City
5:30am Just Shoot Me

What do u think?

I love your 90's schedule layout, except I would add Martin somewhere in the mix! One general concern with this concept is that I'm not sure which channels that shows that premiered in the middle or later part of one decade and ended sometime in the following decade (i.e. "The Wonder Years"- 1988-1993, "Full House"- 1987-1995) would air. I would guess the answer to that question would be whichever decade that the shows premiered. What do you think?

[ekkostar]

I would be nice until the networks change hands and suddenly the programming changes to reality show reruns and countdowns.

[tbswatcher]

Originally Posted by kanisky7896

I love your 90's schedule layout, except I would add Martin somewhere in the mix! One general concern with this concept is that I'm not sure which channels that shows that premiered in the middle or later part of one decade and ended sometime in the following decade (i.e. "The Wonder Years"- 1988-1993, "Full House"- 1987-1995) would air. I would guess the answer to that question would be whichever decade that the shows premiered. What do you think?

That's what I thought would work.