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    We just discovered a new station in our area. It's called Retro TV Network (RTN). We love it! We've been catching re-runs of Get Smart, Hogan's Heroes, Magnum P.I., and a lot more. It's a classic tv lover's dream! It's kind of like TVLand, but with a lot less of the annoying "new, original" shows TVLand puts out.

    To check out what shows they offer and if it's available in your area, check out the RTNVille website.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TVFan View Post
    We just discovered a new station in our area. It's called Retro TV Network (RTN). We love it!

    I used to love it, until they stopped showing The Fugitive. Now they've put Emergency! on in its place, which can't hold a candle to The Fugitive. Don't get me wrong, I still appreciate that they show uncut versions of old shows, and I still watch many other shows they air, but I'm very miffed that they cut off The Fugitive, especially since they were showing fourth season episodes close to the climactic series finale.
    I've lost a lot of things these last four years. Starting with a prisoner the state told me to guard.

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    I don't know about you, but I don't need 3 hours of Leave It To Beaver a day (Sorry, LITB fans! But I don't!) And where did Offbeat Cinema go?! Not sure I like this new line-up, but at least Magnum's still around. I just wish our cable company would update their on-screen guide listings! I have no clue what's on anymore.

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    Hey, if any of you get a chance, be sure to check out the viewer mail on rtnville.com, the Retro TV Network's website. Thankfully many viewers seem to share the feelings my wife and I have for TVLand. Now, if they would only show The Fugitive again, or add The Outer Limits to their lineup, all would be right in the world.
    I've lost a lot of things these last four years. Starting with a prisoner the state told me to guard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TVFan View Post
    We just discovered a new station in our area. It's called Retro TV Network (RTN). We love it! We've been catching re-runs of Get Smart, Hogan's Heroes, Magnum P.I., and a lot more. It's a classic tv lover's dream! It's kind of like TVLand, but with a lot less of the annoying "new, original" shows TVLand puts out.

    To check out what shows they offer and if it's available in your area, check out the RTNVille website.
    Retro Tv, hey that sounds cool! I always thought TVLand was great, but Im afraid I agree with you about the Leave it to Beaver...TvLand and WGN used to show like 4 episodes a day! YIPES! Sorry but Im a diabetic and that much Ward and Wally and Beaver made my sugar so through the roof!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JaxBraveDreamer View Post
    Retro Tv, hey that sounds cool! I always thought TVLand was great, but Im afraid I agree with you about the Leave it to Beaver...TvLand and WGN used to show like 4 episodes a day! YIPES! Sorry but Im a diabetic and that much Ward and Wally and Beaver made my sugar so through the roof!
    Gee Wally, we aren't THAT sweet, are we? LOL.
    "Oh, the pain, the pain!"

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    Retro TV Network had another programming change in our area. Magnum PI and Simon and Simon have been replaced with Knight Rider and Alfred Hitchcock Hour. Sorry, Michael Knight, but I miss Magnum. And Alfred, I love ya, but I've seen you over and over and over. I miss the Simons too... especially Rick.
    "Oh, the pain, the pain!"

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    I recently found another retro type network... Antenna TV. Kind of ironic, given that antennas don't work for tv anymore. Maybe that was the point to the name. Old time-y tv. "Vintage, without the funny smell." LOL.
    Last edited by BlackJack; 01-08-2011 at 09:19 PM.

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