LOL @AMS' small font for the K0la B00f of sitcom dads.

Wow, never heard of Escape and Grit, need to go look those up. Come on now, all these channels, we can do more than just The Doctors.

Grit and Escape don't seem to air a lot of programming, mostly movies, but I notice Grit has recently started airing The Rookies.

Tomorrow's schedule ….Cant wait to see Carol Burnett and Friends...

http://metvnetwork.com/schedule/2015-1-1

Enjoying the Quincy episodes.Jack Klugman was great, and the stories always twist and turn.

I miss Adam 12 and Dragnet, hopefully they pop up again soon.

They probably will. They started on Antenna, bounced to Me, and now they're on Cozi. A lot of these shows seem to make the rounds a lot. Leave it to Beaver was on Retro, then Antenna, then Me, now it's on Antenna again.

In a perfect world, Antenna would be the go-to place for 60s-80s and Me would be for 50s-70s, with a little overlap but not too much.

Edited January 6, 201511 yr by All My Shadows

I miss Adam 12 and Dragnet, hopefully they pop up again soon.

You might not get the station, and I'm assuming you don't, but they're now airing on Cozi TV

There was a short-lived retro network in the late nineties, wish I could remember the name of it. It was also on regular TV, some obscure numbered channel on the dial. Shows they aired included Private Secretary/Suzy, The Mothers in Law, and Life with Elizabeth.

There was a short-lived retro network in the late nineties, wish I could remember the name of it. It was also on regular TV, some obscure numbered channel on the dial. Shows they aired included Private Secretary/Suzy, The Mothers in Law, and Life with Elizabeth.

Maybe the Nostalgia Channel? Eventually turned into the Goodlife TV Network, and then later I believe the AmericanLife TV Network. I think they're FamilyNet now or something or other. That channel had some good stuff on it when we had it, lots of random short-lived series like The New Dick Van Dyke Show, Down to Earth, One Big Family (Danny Thomas's 80s sitcom), Apple's Way, The Jimmy Stewart Show, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, then later they had Flamingo Road and Homefront.

Third week watching The Mystery Movie late night on MeTV...Each show has featured Stephanie Powers and Wiiliam Windom. Were there contracts that certain actors needed to be in these mystery movies?

(McCloud, Banacek, MacMillan and Wife)

I love Ms. Powers, and I'm so glad Hart to Hart on Hallmark!

Star Trek Tribute to Leonard Nimoy - Saturday | MeTV

Saturday at 9 PM / 8 C, MeTV remembers Leonard Nimoy with the 'Star Trek' episode "Amok Time," in which Spock travels to Vulcan to perform his native mating ritual.

Sunday, March 1, starting at 8 PM / 7 C, MeTV remembers Leonard Nimoy with an evening of classic television featuring the memorable actor

How many times did dr leonard mccoy say ' he's dead jim ' during the three season of star trek & btw MeTV is now showing Star Trek during the week at 4ET/3CT PM.

Every time a red shirt went to a planet, for starters!!!!!!!!!!!

Star Trek debuted on television in 1966, and is getting ready to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2016.

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis Quotes

Zelda, please, won't you get off my back?

Never, poopsie.

Like where? Like where? Like where, where, where?

I don't exactly understand it, Dobe, but ever since I was born, my father ain't too crazy about babies.

Edited April 24, 201510 yr by DAMfan