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New Shows For Those Who Love Old Shows

admin — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 00:00:00 +0000

There’s nothing worse than seeing a favorite TV show come to an end. This is especially prevalent with older TV series, such as Dragnet, The Incredible Hulk and Get Smart. They were so unique that they are irreplaceable.

One solution is the network RTN, which stands for Retro Television Network. Shows that are no longer on the air are all the network does, even old commercials. Nothing on this network that is less than 20 years old. In fact, all the shows mentioned above can be found on this channel, in addition to shows like Starsky & Hutch and Fat Albert.

There are also new and current series that can be substitutes. For example, if one misses the show Dragnet, Law & Order: SVU might work. Two partners try to solve a crime, mostly by interviewing. It is reminiscent of Dragnet, because it’s the interviews that solve the crime.

Glee can be a substitute for the show Fame, Fringe can replace shows like Sliders and The X-Files and Secrets of the Dead, even though it’s a non-fiction show, could take the place of The Twilight Zone. Also, some older shows have been resurrected, such as Hawaii Five-O and Unsolved Mysteries.

There are options for those who miss the old TV shows.

Revisit Your Favorite Shows Tune to Nick At Nite

admin — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Remember the days when TV wasn’t always censored? Not because there weren’t guidelines, but just simply because TV was a family affair. Nick at Nite still offers some of your old favorites that you can share with your own family now. Let’s take a look at just a few of the retro rebroadcasts available now.

Al from Married With Children is still selling shoes on Nick at Nite, and Peggy is still trying to lure him upstairs to relive his glory days as a high school football star. Kelly and Bud never grow old and poor Marcy Darcy can’t get away from the Bundy’s.

The Nanny continues to be a popular show, with Fran chasing Mr. Sheffield and Niles always looking to take a cheap shot at C.C. The flashy girl from Flushing will never get old!

Everyone’s favorite bumbling nerd turned love god via alter ego, Urkle, is going strong today just like in the 90s when we first got a gander into the life of the Windslow family.

Other screen gems still available are That 70s Show, Home Improvement, Everybody Hates Chris and Glen martin DDS. Nick at Nite offers up fun and violence free programming that your kids will actually love!

When You’re Feeling Nostalgic Tune In To TV Land

admin — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 00:00:00 +0000

When you’re seeking a change from the currently popular TV shows, TV Land offers you a versatile diversion. Throughout the day and evening, you can sit back, relax, and enjoy nostalgic moments watching shows that were highly popular years ago. TV Land is an excellent channel for the whole family to enjoy on family night.

TV Land lets you go way back in time to the era of Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Both children and adults enjoy these action packed Westerns. When you need some stress relief, TV Land provides hours of laughter with comedies like Sanford and Son, The Jeffersons, and I Dream Of Jeannie.

TV Land also gives you the opportunity to enjoy more recent program favorites. You can watch shows such as Three’s Company, Everybody Loves Raymond, and Happily Divorced. Occasionally, you have the opportunity to watch a marathon of one of your favorite shows from the past. This is a good time to invite friends over for a nostalgic theme party, munch on some popcorn, and enjoy hours of laughter together. If you’re not the partying type, just enjoy hours of your favorite show while relaxing in your most comfortable clothes and snacking on your favorite foods.

Nickelodeon Classics That Are BACK!

admin — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Maybe you’ve heard that Nickelodeon is trying to create a midnight cult sort of like that over on the Cartoon Network. We’re really excited about that, over here, and we hope you’ve got the Directstartv channels to catch some of our favorite old shows…
Hey Dude: Who doesn’t love a teen drama set on a dude ranch? Ben Stiller’s wife is on here and hey, remember how cute Ted was? There’s a lot to learn from this old gem.
Doug: What we consider to be one of the best animated shows ever, Doug’s got everything from a loveable dog to a love interest. Patty Mayonnaise, please tell Doug you love him already!
Salute Your Shorts: Budnick and Donkeylips are back wreaking havoc at camp – remember how great their loveable capers were? Everyone can relate to being at camp at wanting to go home…
Pete and Pete: Do you remember what the name of the tattoo on little Pete’s arm was? You will soon enough when this old, weird classic hits the airwaves again in just a few weeks.

For Classic Television Shows Tune In To TV Land

admin — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Monday, Tuesday, Happy Days! Those are the words that most people grew up listening to in the 80s. Most of the television shows of that era are gone and will not be seen again. However, there are shows that are still on the air. These nostalgic television shows are located on TV Land. TV Land is a television channel that can be found on cable or satellite networks. It airs several older television shows that were popular in the 1970s and 1980s. Bewitched and I Dream of Jeanie are two of the more popular shows that can be seen. TV Land airs programs all day long, as well as at night. People who miss Alan Alda can watch MASH in the evening. Red Fox is on during the day with Sanford and Son. For the western lover, Gunsmoke and Bonanza are shown on weekdays. TV Land gives people old and young alike the chance to relive their old television favorites and to make new television memories. Cable and satellite companies provide this station, and as long as the interest is shown, it will continue to be a part of the regular programming. Nostalgic television has created a lifetime of fun and enjoyment, and thanks to TV Land, it will continue to do so.

The New Sitcoms That TV Land Has To Offer

admin — Fri, 27 May 2011 00:00:00 +0000

There are several new sitcoms that come on TV Land. They are Hot in Cleveland, Retired at 35, Happily Divorced, The Cougar, First Love Second Chance, Harry Loves Lisa, High School Reunion, How’d You Get So Rich?, and She’s Got the Look. Hot in Cleveland is about three best friends that changes their lives when their plane has to land in Cleveland. Retired at 35 is about a young guy who decides to leave the high life in New York City to live with his parents. Happily Divorced is about a florist that is back in the dating scene after she found out her husband of 18 years was gay.

The Cougar is about an older lady who is set up with younger guys that each week have to go through challenges to win her love. First Love Second Chance is a show about people who want to rekindle an old romance. Harry Loves Lisa is about Lisa Rinna and her heartthrob husband, Harry Hamlin and their exciting lives together. High School Reunion is a show about real high school reunions. How’d You Get So Rich? is a show hosted by Joan Rivers where she finds out how people made their money. She’s Got the Look is about women over the age of 35 that discover just how beautiful they are.

TV Land Has Great Shows Both Old And New

admin — Fri, 20 May 2011 00:00:00 +0000

TV Land has great shows, both old and new. Watching TV Land on your satellite TV can be an enjoyable experience for anyone, young or older as well as families.

Some older shows, which are sure to bring back nostalgia to viewers are, I Dream of Jeanie, Bewitched, The Andy Griffith Show and Leave it to Beaver. These shows can be watced during the day time on TV Land. I enjoyed many of these shows as a kid. These are shows which I feel like I can watch with my family and share with my kids to show them a bit of television history which I grew up with.

Newer shows, which can be enjoyed by all include Hot In Cleveland and Retired at 35. Hot in Cleveland comes on Wednesday nights at 10:00 p.m. and features some well known stars, such as Betty White and Valerie Bertinelli. This is one of my personal favorites on TV Land. IIt is about a group of women who all move to Ohio and live together. They rent from Betty White, who quickly becomes a beloved and comedic part of their little group.

Retired at 35 is also a new shows on TV Land. It is on after Hot in Cleveland. It features George Segal and Jessica Walter. They play parents to a 35 year old man, who moves from New York to Florida to live with them in their retirement community.

TV Land is an excellent channel of choice and has shows which are sure to please everyone in the family.You thought this was good? Brace yourself: TV Land Sizzles This Summer with New Episodes of ‘Hot in Cleveland’ Beginning June 15 at 10p