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You can find classic shows on here like Mystery Science Theater 3000 and Doctor Who. Quote Disable Sigs "Magic can happen to you."
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If there is ever an "ala carte" channel service, I would subscribe to channels like this. But I don't want to pay for crap like TruTV or CNN You love this signature.
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A lot of what they air seems to be public domain episodes of The Lucy Show and Petticoat Junction. But I love that MST3K and classic Doctor Who is on there.
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You can never have too many retro television channels. I'm partial to MeTV, but I would definitely check this out from time to time if it was part of my cable package.
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Retro TV is our households entertainment of choice. I have amassed quite the collection in the last two years, so when we have down time, we like to kick back on the couch and relax with shows like Andy Griffith, Newhart, Wings, Magnum PI, Gilligan's Island and the like.
We decided to "cut the cord" over a year ago, and I can say it is one of the better decisions we have made. I had lost the habit several years ago, but seeing the rest of the family get out of the habit of "I can't miss this show" and things like that has been great. The kids are no longer focused on having to be home in front of the TV at a certain time on a certain day any longer. This has led to a huge increase in family time doing things outdoors, playing board games, working on projects together, or just sitting on the porch. But like I said at the beginning, we do still like to take in some television, but when we do, it's with proven classics. I can't see us ever going back. www.retroramblings.com
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