Posts tagged ‘AMC’

Shows Worth Watching This Summer

There are plenty of reasons to watch TV this summer, writes The Wrap’s Kimberly Potts. Among the 56 shows that she details are TNT’s new “Dallas” series, the return of AMC drama “Breaking Bad,” the third season of A&E’s “Storage Wars,” and ABC Family’s new original drama series “Bunheads.” She also recommends summer fare from MTV (“MTV Movie Awards”), The Weather Channel (“Hurricane Hunters”), TLC (“Craft Wars”), FX (“Anger Management”), USA (“Suits”) and Discovery Channel (“Shark Week”).

The networks mentioned above are available to all or virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.

05/29/12 at 3:31 pm

Suddenlink Reaches Agreement with AMC Networks

Suddenlink is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement in principle on a long-term contract with AMC Networks. As a result, there will be no disruption or change to our customers’ current service.

The new agreement covers all of the channels covered under the prior agreement, including AMC, IFC, Sundance, and WE tv. Specific terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Suddenlink thanks its customers for their patience and support during the negotiations leading up to this agreement.

03/14/12 at 1:20 pm 33 comments

AMC Demands 50% More to Renew Contract

The owners of New York-based AMC want a nearly 50% increase over what they were paid last year, and a greater than 100% increase in annual payments by the end of their new proposed contract. 

We have asked AMC Networks to reconsider. So far, they have refused and threatened to withdraw permission to carry their channels, if we do not meet their demands.  We will continue negotiating with them, in an effort to keep these channels at a reasonable price. And we are more than willing to continue carrying AMC Networks while we negotiate.

Cable channels owned by AMC Networks include AMC, IFC, Sundance, and WE tv. AMC is available in most areas on the Expanded Basic level of service. IFC, Sundance, and WE tv are available in many areas on one of Suddenlink’s incremental levels of service, commonly known as “Digital Tiers.”

03/09/12 at 6:16 pm 86 comments

‘After Shows’ Gaining Popularity

For many fans of AMC’s popular zombie drama The Walking Dead,” the show itself is not enough. They “love post-episode analysis,” reports The Wall Street Journal, which led to the launch of “Talking Dead,” a live after-show program that invites fans to discuss the episode they just watched. Now in its second season, “Talking Dead” draws more than a million viewers.

If the popularity of after shows continues, AMC may add them for its other hit series – “Breaking Bad” and “Mad Men.”

AMC is available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.

02/13/12 at 2:42 pm

Cable Networks Planning Reality Shows

Cable networks TNT, USA, FX and AMC, best known for their popular scripted series, will be branching into reality TV over the next year. TV Guide details the unscripted projects each network has planned.

TNT, USA, FX and AMC are generally available to Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.

09/09/11 at 1:58 pm

Cable Nets Showered With Emmy Nominations

Paced by HBO and AMC, cable networks fared very well in this year’s primetime Emmy Award nominations, reported Multichannel News. HBO earned 104 nominations, led by its miniseries “Mildred Pierce” and “Boardwalk Empire.” AMC received 29 nominations, including 19 for “Mad Men,” which has won three previous Emmys for best drama series. In all, cable networks garnered more than 250 nominations.

Among other cable networks receiving multiple nominations were History Channel (7), Cartoon Network (6), FX (6), Nickelodeon (6) and Discovery Channel (5). These networks and AMC are available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.

Check here for a complete list of nominations.

07/15/11 at 1:44 pm

Popular Cable Series Returning This Week

It’s a big week for cable television series premieres. Cleveland Plain Dealer TV columnist Mark Dawidziak has a rundown of notable new shows and some highly-acclaimed returning scripted series launching new seasons. Among the latter are TNT’s “The Closer” and “Rizzoli & Isles” (tonight), FX’s “Rescue Me” (Wednesday) and AMC’s “Breaking Bad” (Sunday).

TNT, FX and AMC are available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.

07/11/11 at 1:19 pm


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