Channel 10 Digital Listings for January

[Tom Snyder]

January 1-31, 2003

Sunday-Saturday DT2A
4pm Tracks Ahead   30:00
4:30pm Chefs A'Field: Culinary Adventures That Begin on the Farm  
30:00
6:30pm Smart Travels   30:00

January 2, 2003
8pm Outdoor Wisconsin  #1913    30:00
9pm MPTV HD Showcase XIII         60:00

January 5, 2003  DT2A
5pm America Welcomes the World     60:00

January 7, 2003
8pm MPTV HD Showcase XIV         60:00

January 9, 2003
7pm  America Welcomes the World    60:00 DT2A
8pm Outdoor Wisconsin #1914            30:00
9pm MPTV HD Showcase  XIV             60:00

January 12, 19, 26, 2003  DT2A
5pm  Leif Ericksson - The Man Who Almost Changed the World    60:00

January 12, 2003
7pm Nature " Under Antarctic Ice"    60:00

January 14, 2003
8pm MPTV HD Showcase  XV    60:00
9:30pm   River of Iron     30:00

January 16, 2003
8pm Outdoor Wisconsin  #1915    30:00
9pm MPTV  HD Showcase   XV     60:00

January 21,  2003
8pm MPTV  HD Showcase  XVI   60:00

January 23, 2003
8pm Outdoor Wisconsin  1916    30:00
9pm  MPTV HD Showcase   XVI   60:00

January 28, 2003
8pm MPTV HD showcase  I       60:00

January 30, 2003
8pm Outdoor Wisconsin  1917     30:00
9pm MPTV HD Showcase   I          60:00

[ReesR]

January 9, 2003
7pm America Welcomes the World 60:00 DT2A

nope - nada - ZIP - not aired.

I caught a piece of it on WTTW Chicago on Jan 8th and really was looking forward to seeing it all.  Bummer!!  :mad:

[Tom Snyder]

It's such a shame, because WMVS-HD has some of the most incredible picture quality on Milwaukee TV.  But you can't plan... it ends up being the luck of the draw...

[ReesR]

I sent an email to Karen C at Ch 10 to see what is going on.  If they can not follow their own schedule they may be better off not publishing it.

Rees

[ReesR]

Hey Tom:

I just noticed that I duplicated your February listings for Ch 10.  I must look more carefully next time.  I had looked but didn't see it.  I will pull it, if you wish, so there is no duplication.

Rees

[Tom Snyder]

Might as well... it may be incorrect anyway, and then we'd be publishing wrong info TWICE!