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TV Series That I Miss

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Wonder Years - Now this is a show I haven't seen in a really long time. But boy was it good. Unfortunately to my knowledge it does not come on in syndication which is a shame...

 

It's on one of those kids stations. I see it sometimes when scrolling through for my daughter's shows. Not sure which one it is, though.

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It's on one of those kids stations. I see it sometimes when scrolling through for my daughter's shows. Not sure which one it is, though.

 

The channel is called The Hub.

It's kind of a tweens station from what I've seen of it. They have a show called The Haunting Hour that my daughter likes. I think they also have Doogie Howser now, right?

 

Since launch it appears.

The channel is called The Hub.

 

Thanks guys. I tend to miss channels that aren't in HD through Insight. But it looks like I have the opportunity to get it. Now when I get home I will be going straight to channel 338 to see if it's part of my subscription.
It's kind of a tweens station from what I've seen of it. They have a show called The Haunting Hour that my daughter likes. I think they also have Doogie Howser now, right?
Per Wiki:

 

The Hub is an American digital cable and satellite television channel that launched on October 10, 2010.[1] The channel, which replaced Discovery Kids, is a joint venture of Discovery Communications, Inc. and Hasbro. The Hub airs programming primarily aimed at children ages 6–12, drawing largely on the libraries of both parent companies.

 

The Hub targets a dual audience, young children in the daytime with original and acquired children's programs, and families at night with reruns of older television sitcoms, dramas and feature films. Veteran television executive Margaret Loesch serves as president and chief executive officer of The Hub. The channel is available to approximately 60 million subscribers.[2]

 

In a recent debt filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Discovery Communications indicated that the channel may be worth less than previously believed, based on low viewership figures. The management of the Hub is currently undergoing a fair value analysis of the channel

 

My maturity level ranges from 12-16 so I guess they barely get me. :lol: :lol:

JAG definitely hits a soft spot for me although I thoroughly have enjoyed NCIS which was the transition of that show.

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The Drew Carey Show (this isn't even out on DVD to my knowledge)

Ahhhh, Doogie Howser.

 

Wonder Years was awesome.

 

Parker Lewis Can't Lose is another one. Loved that show.

 

I'd have said Fresh Prince of Bel Air but I can watch it anytime I want. I think that might be my all time favorite sitcom. It's timeless.

 

Others I can watch whenever I want.

 

Cosby Show(pre-1991)

A Different World

Martin

In Living Color

Chappelle Show

Wayans Brothers

Blossom-loved her best friend. Was her name Six?

My Two Dads

My maturity level ranges from 12-16 so I guess they barely get me. :lol: :lol:

 

:thumb:

A Different World

 

As a kid who grew up wearing glasses and contact lenses, there was a time in my life that I wanted nothing more than to own a pair of glasses like Dwayne Wayne's.

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