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In reply to the discussion: Why I'm hacked off at the History Channel. [View all]Xavier Breath
(6,022 posts)42. Bravo did showcase classic films akin to TCM's presentation
as well as filmed versions of performing arts. They also came up with the Queer Eye series, and once the reality horse was out of the barn it soon became their bread and butter.
Headline News was launched by CNN a couple of years after that channel's debut. It gave you a thirty minute version of the CNN news, repeated on a loop and updated every few hours. In the days before widespread internet usage it was a great way to catch national and international news in a quick way, and they had fairly personable hosts delivering it. But after a decade or two they started adding bullshit like Glenn Beck and eventually got away from news altogether. It's still around, but now it's just wall-to-wall forensic and crime shows.
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That's why a good 75% of what I watch on TV now comes from my Roku's YouTube app.
50 Shades Of Blue
Jun 2024
#6
I guarantee you they stopped because they didn't like being called The Hitler Channel.
Iggo
Jun 2024
#9
There was one on US Grant as well with a British Actor in the role of Grant.
ProudMNDemocrat
Jun 2024
#12
There are documentary online channels that show videos of hundreds of documenataries
Jacson6
Jun 2024
#16
I recommend this BBC/History Channel co-production tonight "The Unheard Tapes" - audio interviews of D-Day veterans
muriel_volestrangler
Jun 2024
#18
i loved the 13 dr as of many of her shows were a docudrama. another one i liked was capatin zero who did this as well
AllaN01Bear
Jun 2024
#22
It was first on the BBC then the history channel but Simon Schama's "The History of Britain" was excellent
Botany
Jun 2024
#23
I loathe cable with all the fury of a thousand marmosets in an itching powder factory
ArkansasDemocrat1
Jun 2024
#30
There is no way the Allies could attempt to take Normandy and survive, ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
Jun 2024
#39