Bellingham, WA (September 17, 2000)

[TR1968]

from Bellingham Herald via Newspapers.com

2 Northwest Cable News
3 KWPX-Pax Seattle
4 KOMO-ABC Seattle
5 KING-NBC Seattle
6 KONG Seattle
7 KIRO-CBS Seattle
8 Discovery Channel
9 KCTS-PBS Seattle
10 Public Access
11 KSTW-UPN Tacoma
12 KVOS Bellingham
13 KCPQ-Fox Tacoma
14 CBUT-CBC Vancouver
16 QVC
17 HSN
18 TV Mart
19 Odyssey
20 TBN
21 CIVT Vancouver
22 KTWB-WB Seattle
23 TVW
24 C-SPAN
25 C-SPAN2
26 TCI TV
29 KBCB-Ethnic Bellingham
30 International Channel
31 Univision
32 Fox Sports Northwest
33 ESPN
37 History Channel
38 TLC
39 Fox Family
40 Nickelodeon
41 Disney Channel
42 Cartoon Network
43 Animal Planet
44 CNN
45 CNN Headline News
46 CNBC
47 MSNBC
48 Fox News Channel
49 Court TV
50 Weather Channel
51 Lifetime
52 A&E
53 FX
54 TNT
55 WTBS
56 BET
57 TNN
58 USA Network
60 Comedy Central
61 CMT
62 VH1
63 MTV
64 E!
66 Fox Movie Channel
67 AMC
68 HBO
69 Showtime
70 Cinemax
71 The Movie Channel
72 Encore
73 Starz!
74/75 PPV
98 The Box/Playboy Channel
99 Prevue

 

[ftballfan]

Kind of odd that CIVT was carried (alongside CBUT, which has near-marketwide cable carriage in Seattle) but not CHAN, CHEK, CKVU, or CBUFT

 

[crainbebo]

Ch 6 and 8 were carried for years on cable in the '80s and '90s, and were easy rooftop antenna catches OTA in Whatcom County. I wonder if there were viewers even post-2009 in Whatcom County and the San Juans. It was almost like having a couple of years of bonus analog television, with CBC/CTV/Global/CityTV all available until 2011 from Vancouver, and many U.S. TV shows being aired.

Elements of Comcast's current expanded basic lineup were forming, I can see. The following cable networks are still on the same channels in Seattle/Snohomish County to this day:
Discovery Channel (8), what is now Hallmark (19), QVC (16), HSN (17), the two C-SPAN networks (24/25), TVW (23), History (37), TLC (38), what is now Freeform (39), Nick (40), Disney (41), Cartoon Network (42), Animal Planet (43), all the news networks and what is now TruTV (ch 44-49), Lifetime, A&E, FX, TNT, TBS, BET, the current Paramount Network, USA (51-58), Comedy Central, CMT, VH1 and MTV (60-64), and AMC (67). Discovery and Hallmark have been offered in *limited* basic for many years.