Retro Television Network

[PaulKTF]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retro_Television_Network

This would be a perfect fit for WMLW which already airs a lot of classic shows. Anyone want to write Jim Hall and/or the comment form on WMLW.com and suggest they consider airing the lineup? I think I will.

[Todd Wiedemann]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retro_Television_Network

This would be a perfect fit for WMLW which already airs a lot of classic shows. Anyone want to write Jim Hall and/or the comment form on WMLW.com and suggest they consider airing the lineup? I think I will.

RTN is great.

I've been watching it for quite a while on G10 with my FTA setup.

:D

[John L]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retro_Television_Network

This would be a perfect fit for WMLW which already airs a lot of classic shows. Anyone want to write Jim Hall and/or the comment form on WMLW.com and suggest they consider airing the lineup? I think I will.

How about WVTV-DT opening up an 18-2 and broadcast old classic shows, like the WVTV-18 back in the 70s?

I'm sure one of our local stations will offer independent TV programming on a multicast channel someday.

-John L.

[TAS]

RTN is great.

I've been watching it for quite a while on G10 with my FTA setup.

:D

me too.  I like the ones from Buffalo and Spokane.  Good variety of classic shows, seinfeld, sports, other syndicated programming.

[Sparkman87]

Very similiar to ME-TV in Chicago, ch 23.  Owned by Weigel, they could very easily put this on WMLW.

http://www.metvchicago.com/

[PaulKTF]

Very similiar to ME-TV in Chicago, ch 23.  Owned by Weigel, they could very easily put this on WMLW.

http://www.metvchicago.com/

If WMLW became a ME-TV clone; I would be thrilled! But they seem to like re-airing the syndicated stuff from WDJT too much. sigh.