Posts tagged ‘TLC’
Cable Offers Full Plate of Thanksgiving Marathons
Among the participating cable networks are USA, History Channel, AMC, A&E, TLC, FX, Animal Planet, Food Network, TNT, TBS, TV Land, HGTV, MTV, Nickelodeon and Spike TV. They are available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
Two New Documentaries Recall 9/11 Events
“The 9-11 Surfer,” which airs tomorrow night at 7:00 CT on Discovery Channel, looks for the truth behind the story of 9/11 survivor Pasquale Buzzelli. For the first time on national television, the Port Authority employee tells how he “surfed” down with the falling debris from a 22nd floor stairwell of the World Trade Center’s North Tower and was rescued.
TLC and Discovery Channel are available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
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.
TLC Marks Royal Wedding With Anniversary Special
TLC is available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic service.
Marathon Madness: More Than Hoops on Cable
If you’re looking for some non-basketball fare to watch during the NCAA tournament, consider the following options over the next two days. Many cable networks are serving up back-to-back episodes of their popular series, running them opposite tournament games tonight and tomorrow.
This evening, History Channel will air six hours of its hit series “Swamp People” while Discovery Channel will run four hours of “Auction Kings.” A six-hour “Project Runaway All Stars” marathon can be seen on Lifetime Television. A&E has scheduled nine hours of “The First 48,” its documentary reality series. On both Thursday and Friday evening, TLC will show six hours of “Four Weddings” episodes.
On Friday, A&E will present a full evening of “Storage Wars.” USA Network has scheduled a day-long “NCIS Mark Madness Marathon,” featuring 11 hours of “NCIS” programming starring Mark Harmon. Also, a repeat of the series-ending episodes of “Gold Rush: Season 2” and an after-show will air on Discovery Channel.
History Channel, Discovery Channel, Lifetime Television. A&E, TLC and USA Network are available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
Not Interested in Super Bowl? There Are Alternatives
Though most Americans will be watching Sunday’s Super Bowl extravaganza, there are many others who just don’t care about it. For them, there are plenty of viewing alternatives, as detailed by The Hollywood Reporter. They range from Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl to TBS’s lineup of six “movies women want.”
Among others counter-programming are MTV, TNT, USA, A&E, Lifetime Television, TLC and Discovery Channel. They are available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
Viewers Dig Hidden-Treasure Shows
History, TLC, Spike TV and A&E are generally available to Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
