ION Life Programming for 2009

[WPXE ION]

Press Release:

ION Life Rolls Out New Slate of Programming for 2009
Celebrates 2nd Anniversary of Channel Launch

(West Palm Beach, Fla. – February 2, 2009) – ION Life, the country's first multiple platform digital
network with programming dedicated to the celebration of positive living, is rolling out a new slate
of programming for 2009. Eight new television series have been acquired to expand upon the
network's fresh content across several genres including active living & adventure, personal
growth & wellness, and design & décor. Each new show will air daily Monday through Sunday.

"ION Life's brand promise to celebrate life's most positive moments is fulfilled with our current
roster of programs and these new acquisitions," said Marc Zand, Senior Vice President, Digital
Networks, ION Media Networks. "Coming from a variety of content partners, these programs
showcase the diversity and pro-social messaging of ION Life programming featuring topics that
focus on personal relationships, stories of inspiration, community engagement, healthy & active
living and home design. We are excited to be celebrating our second anniversary, and are
pleased with our steady subscriber growth and increased consumer interest, as well as the
important partnerships we have established in the content community."

Among the new celebrated shows that join the schedule in January are two series making their
U.S. premieres: "Say Yes and Marry Me" (Chestnut Park Media), a charming half-hour series
that helps people pull off romantic, once-in-a-lifetime proposals, and "Design U" (Canamedia), a
half-hour show that attempts to bring out the inner designer hidden deep inside those that show
no signs of design life!

In addition to these newcomers, ION Life unveils "Home Team" (Litton Worldwide Distribution), a
one-hour series which awards a deserving family or individual with a down payment and first
year's mortgage payments for their first home. ION Life's new half-hour cooking series
"Bringing It Home" (M Entertainment) introduces on-location cooking segments with top
celebrity chefs that show viewers how to take seasonal ingredients straight from the farm to the
kitchen and create fresh, healthy meals for the whole family. And, for those who wish to learn
how to contribute to a healthier planet, "Green Matters" (Planet Pictures) a half-hour series that
proves knowledge is power, providing information on what measures can be taken to "go green."

Beginning in February, viewers can explore the world and plan their next holiday destination with
the travel and adventure series "Explore" (Planet Pictures), a half-hour series that will inspire
exciting adventures and vacations from the single traveler to the family.

In April, the spring schedule will bloom with two new additions. Whether it's reuniting old friends,
giving a glamorous makeover, or providing opportunities to those in need, the one-hour series
"Home Delivery" (NBCU) brings the most unique and compelling lifestyle stories to television.
And, to top it off, ION Life rounds out the schedule with the half-hour health and lifestyle series
"Living Better" (NBCU), hosted by NYT best-selling author and nutritionist Ellie Krieger, bringing
energy, enthusiasm and tips for leading a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

In addition to the new shows, viewers will be able to enjoy new episodes of ION Life's existing
programming, including shows like: "FoodWise", "Kids Healthworks", "Yoga", "Pilates",
"Gadgets, Gadgets, Gadgets", "Great American Festivals", "Kids Healthworks", "Profiles in
Caring", "Taste!", "The Weekend Guy", "Urban Peasant" and "Girls Gone Fishing".

New ION Life Programming for Spring 2009

JANUARY PREMIERES:

Say Yes and Marry Me(13 half-hour episodes)
Charming series that helps people pull off romantic, once in a lifetime proposal.
Airs Monday - Sunday at 8:30 p.m.,, ET. (U.S. PREMIERE)

Design U (13 half-hour episodes)
Design U attempts to bring out the inner designer hidden deep inside those that show no signs of
design life! After a one-day crash training and education trip, our students are given two days and
$3,000 to redesign a room in their home. Airs Monday-Sunday at 10:30 p.m,, ET (U.S.
PREMIERE)

Bringing It Home (13 half-hour episodes)
On location cooking series that shows viewers how to take seasonal ingredients straight from the
farm to the kitchen to create fresh and healthy meals for the whole family. Airs Monday-Sunday at
12 noon, ET.

Home Team (18 one hour episodes)
Home Team with Troy McClain awards a deserving family or individual with a down payment and
first year's mortgage payments for their first home. Airs Monday-Sunday at 9 p.m., ET

Green Matters (13 half-hour episodes)
This series is the essential guide for learning how we all can contribute to a healthier planet.
Knowledge is power, and this series provides information on what measures are being taken, and
can be taken to "go green". Airs Monday-Sunday at 3:30 p.m., ET

FEBRUARY PREMIERES:

Explore (13 half-hour episodes)
This travel series helps you plan your next holiday destination. Grab the best seat in the house
and get set to explore the world! Premieres Monday, February 2. Airs Monday-Sunday at 4:30
p.m., ET

APRIL PREMIERES:

Home Delivery (15 one-hour episodes)
Whether it's reuniting old friends, giving a glamorous makeover or providing opportunities to
those in need, Home Delivery brings the most unique and compelling stories to television.
Premieres Monday, April 6. (Times TBD)

Living Better (22 half-hour episodes)
"Energy" and "enthusiasm" are attributes that could be used to describe Living Better, the health
and lifestyle show with host Ellie Krieger leading the way. Premieres Monday, April 6. (Times
TBD)

[Bluto]

No more 'Get Out!'?

[WPXE ION]

No more 'Get Out!'?

I thought I saw one air the other day, but I will find out.

Found it on the web site for Ion Life, 6PM and 8PM.

[Bluto]

Thank goodness.

For those that do not have HDNet, you might want to check out that show.

[ArgMeMatey]

Yeah, Get Out certainly is a perky show.  It was a shock the first time I surfed down from 55-4 to 55-3!  This ain't Pax TV anymore.  

  :p