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New Pax Schedule-Possibly

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Stitch

As reported on the TVNewsTalk.net board, the following is the proposed schedule for the Pax network. It was posted by an individual who works at a Pax affiliate:

I finally get to announce what I've been keeping under my hat for the last 90 days Grin
PAX announced their new schedule last night (all times Eastern):
M-F
0000: My Little Margie
0030: Ozzie & Harriet
0100: Movie
0300: Beverly Hillbillies
0330: Ozzie & Harriet
0400: Movie
0600: Animal Tales
0700: Miracle Pets
0800-1000: Paid
1000: I Married Joan
1030: My Little Margie
1100: Ozzie & Harriet
1200: Beverly Hillbillies
1230: Animal Tails
1300: Movie
1500: Miracle Pets
1600: Ozzie & Harriet
1630: Beverly Hillbillies
1700: Bonanza
1800: Shop Til You Drop
1830: On The Cover
1900: Pyramid
1930: Family Feud
M-Th Prime
2000: Doc
2100: Diagnosis Murder
2200: Early Edition
Friday Prime:
2000: America's Most Talented Kids
2100: MGM Movie
M-F Late night
2300: It's A Miracle
2330: I Married Joan
Saturday:
0000: Dirty Rotten Cheater
0030: Beat the Clock
0100: Movie
0300: Dirty Rotten Cheater
0400: Movie
0600-0900: Paid
0900: Movie
1100: Dirty Rotten Cheater
1200: Movie
1400: Movie
1600: Movie
1800: Miracle Pets
1900: Young Blades
2000: Universal Movie
2200: World Cup Comedy
2300: Beat the Clock
Sunday:
0000: Dirty Rotten Cheater
0030: Beat the Clock
0100: Movie
0300: Dirty Rotten Cheater
0400: Movie
0600-0900: Paid
0900: Movie
1100: Dirty Rotten Cheater
1200: Movie
1400: Movie
1600: Movie
1800: AFHV
1900: Americas Most Talented Kids
2000: Doc
2100: Sue Thomas
2200: Xtreme Fakeovers
2300: Joe Osteen
2330: Dirty Rotten Cheater
 
> As reported on the TVNewsTalk.net board, the following is
> the proposed schedule for the Pax network. It was posted by
> an individual who works at a Pax affiliate:
>
> I finally get to announce what I've been keeping under my
> hat for the last 90 days Grin
> PAX announced their new schedule last night (all times
> Eastern):
> M-F
> 0000: My Little Margie
> 0030: Ozzie & Harriet
> 0100: Movie
> 0300: Beverly Hillbillies
> 0330: Ozzie & Harriet
> 0400: Movie
> 0600: Animal Tales
> 0700: Miracle Pets
> 0800-1000: Paid
> 1000: I Married Joan
> 1030: My Little Margie
> 1100: Ozzie & Harriet
> 1200: Beverly Hillbillies
> 1230: Animal Tails
> 1300: Movie
> 1500: Miracle Pets
> 1600: Ozzie & Harriet
> 1630: Beverly Hillbillies
> 1700: Bonanza
> 1800: Shop Til You Drop
> 1830: On The Cover
> 1900: Pyramid
> 1930: Family Feud
> M-Th Prime
> 2000: Doc
> 2100: Diagnosis Murder
> 2200: Early Edition
> Friday Prime:
> 2000: America's Most Talented Kids
> 2100: MGM Movie
> M-F Late night
> 2300: It's A Miracle
> 2330: I Married Joan
> Saturday:
> 0000: Dirty Rotten Cheater
> 0030: Beat the Clock
> 0100: Movie
> 0300: Dirty Rotten Cheater
> 0400: Movie
> 0600-0900: Paid
> 0900: Movie
> 1100: Dirty Rotten Cheater
> 1200: Movie
> 1400: Movie
> 1600: Movie
> 1800: Miracle Pets
> 1900: Young Blades
> 2000: Universal Movie
> 2200: World Cup Comedy
> 2300: Beat the Clock
> Sunday:
> 0000: Dirty Rotten Cheater
> 0030: Beat the Clock
> 0100: Movie
> 0300: Dirty Rotten Cheater
> 0400: Movie
> 0600-0900: Paid
> 0900: Movie
> 1100: Dirty Rotten Cheater
> 1200: Movie
> 1400: Movie
> 1600: Movie
> 1800: AFHV
> 1900: Americas Most Talented Kids
> 2000: Doc
> 2100: Sue Thomas
> 2200: Xtreme Fakeovers
> 2300: Joe Osteen
> 2330: Dirty Rotten Cheater
>

I thought PAX is going 24 hours of informercials. If what you say is true it would be real nice to see some classic shows. TVland is straying away from that.Also you list movies alot. Is this Classic Movies (1940's - 1970's) or newer movies (1980's - present)?
 
See I'd like that schedule so it'll never happen

:)
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> I thought PAX is going 24 hours of informercials. If what
> you say is true it would be real nice to see some classic
> shows. TVland is straying away from that.Also you list
> movies alot. Is this Classic Movies (1940's - 1970's) or
> newer movies (1980's - present)?

It looks like if this were to become PAX's new lineup, their daytime programming would consist of public-domain episodes of '50s TV shows as well as PD movies.
 
If this is true, it sounds nice. If not and they do go all infomercials - hopefully NBC will buy WHPX in Hartford and flip it to Telemundo.<P ID="signature">______________
~Jay Clark~
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I wonder why Dirty Rotten Cheaters is being shown a lot on the weekends and in one place after Joel Osteen. What's the big deal about Dirty Rotten Cheaters??

I hope that the poster is right about PAX showing reruns of I Married Joan,Ozzie and Harriet,and The Beverly Hillbillies. And I do hope that they are NOT the Public Domain episodes.
 
> I wonder why Dirty Rotten Cheaters is being shown a lot on
> the weekends and in one place after Joel Osteen. What's the
> big deal about Dirty Rotten Cheaters??

I'm shocked that Supermarket Sweep, Balderdash, and Hollywood Showdown aren't on this schedule, personally. If they're going to play one of their no-budget cancelled game shows to death, why not all of them? Odd.

>
> I hope that the poster is right about PAX showing reruns of
> I Married Joan,Ozzie and Harriet,and The Beverly
> Hillbillies. And I do hope that they are NOT the Public
> Domain episodes.

Given the absolute dirt-cheapness of this schedule (and it's similarity to all those LPs who rely on those shows), I'm guessing they are. So what, a season or two of each, basically?

Who predicted this development on this board? If it is true and the predictor is not the same person who posted that schedule on the other board, I'd say someone ought to start picking lotto numbers. :)
 
> The schedule was posted on the other website by an employee
> of KCTU-LP, the Pax affiliate in Wichita, KS.
>

On that account, chances are the new schedule would apply to KCTU only, since that's a locally-owned station, not one owned by Pax.

In other words, there's still a chance we'll see infomercials 24/7 on Pax soon.
 
> If this is true, it sounds nice. If not and they do go all
> infomercials - hopefully NBC will buy WHPX in Hartford and
> flip it to Telemundo.
>
That could happen if they simulcast WRDM LP-13. ZGS Broadcasting holds the affilliation rights.
 
> See I'd like that schedule so it'll never happen
>
> :)
>

I do too. If they DO offer this schedule of old classic TV shows, they will gain me as a viewer.

-John L.
 
> > The schedule was posted on the other website by an
> employee
> > of KCTU-LP, the Pax affiliate in Wichita, KS.
> >
>
> On that account, chances are the new schedule would apply to
> KCTU only, since that's a locally-owned station, not one
> owned by Pax.
>
> In other words, there's still a chance we'll see
> infomercials 24/7 on Pax soon.

Then how do you explain the Pax programming that appears in prime time on the posted schedule? Or the addition of a "Universal Movie" (which sounds like it is being provided by NBC Universal)?

There is something happening here, even if we aren't sure what.
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> > > The schedule was posted on the other website by an
> > employee
> > > of KCTU-LP, the Pax affiliate in Wichita, KS.
> > >
> >
> > On that account, chances are the new schedule would apply
> to
> > KCTU only, since that's a locally-owned station, not one
> > owned by Pax.
> >
> > In other words, there's still a chance we'll see
> > infomercials 24/7 on Pax soon.
>
> Then how do you explain the Pax programming that appears in
> prime time on the posted schedule? Or the addition of a
> "Universal Movie" (which sounds like it is being provided by
> NBC Universal)?
>
> There is something happening here, even if we aren't sure
> what.

As I stated on a earlier post I recieve the national PAX feed on my cable not the local station. PAX has been pretty much running the schedule that Stitch had posted for at least a couple months. When PAX is running Ozzie & Harriet or The Beverly Hillbillies the local PAX station (I checked it with a TV on an antenna) is running informercials. The quality of the films of those shows are very poor. I do notice that the local PAX station picks up Bonanza at 5:00 pm eastern.

For what it's worth I never would have noticed if it wasn't posted here. I have never watched PAX but if they do start running the stuff TV Land doesn't, I'll tune in more often. My Little Margie and I Married Joan can go, though. Maybe replaced by Burns & Allen and Jack Benny.
 
> > > > The schedule was posted on the other website by an
> > > employee
> > > > of KCTU-LP, the Pax affiliate in Wichita, KS.
> > > >
> > >
> > > On that account, chances are the new schedule would
> apply
> > to
> > > KCTU only, since that's a locally-owned station, not one
>
> > > owned by Pax.
> > >
> > > In other words, there's still a chance we'll see
> > > infomercials 24/7 on Pax soon.
> >
> > Then how do you explain the Pax programming that appears
> in
> > prime time on the posted schedule? Or the addition of a
> > "Universal Movie" (which sounds like it is being provided
> by
> > NBC Universal)?
> >
> > There is something happening here, even if we aren't sure
> > what.
>
> As I stated on a earlier post I recieve the national PAX
> feed on my cable not the local station. PAX has been
> pretty much running the schedule that Stitch had posted for
> at least a couple months. When PAX is running Ozzie &
> Harriet or The Beverly Hillbillies the local PAX station (I
> checked it with a TV on an antenna) is running
> informercials. The quality of the films of those shows are
> very poor. I do notice that the local PAX station picks up
> Bonanza at 5:00 pm eastern.
>
> For what it's worth I never would have noticed if it wasn't
> posted here. I have never watched PAX but if they do start
> running the stuff TV Land doesn't, I'll tune in more often.
> My Little Margie and I Married Joan can go, though. Maybe
> replaced by Burns & Allen and Jack Benny.
>

There is so much 50,60,70's shows that havn't been seen in many many years. Since TVLand is getting out of the classic show thing and going with original and 80's 90's shows, there is a need for this type of programming.
 
> As I stated on a earlier post I recieve the national PAX
> feed on my cable not the local station. PAX has been
> pretty much running the schedule that Stitch had posted for
> at least a couple months. When PAX is running Ozzie &
> Harriet or The Beverly Hillbillies the local PAX station (I
> checked it with a TV on an antenna) is running
> informercials.

Weird. I checked the national Pax feed schedule (http://www.pax.tv/schedule/

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Spanish Programming

NBC bought channel 60 in the Boston Market (Manchester, NH to be exact) and it simulcasts channel 32 from Boston, which is the ZGS owned Telemundo Station. So I see no problem with 26/13. Too bad Telemundo doesn't have 2 OTA networks like Univision does. Telemundo's 2nd network MUN2 is only on cable and satellite, not OTA Stations, like Univision's 3rd Network Telefutura. The other Univision Network Galavision is only on cable and satellite.

The cable companies in Connecticut that carry Univision usd to carry the national Univision feed instead of W47AD. W47AD was a Univision owned simulcast of WXTV out of NYC. Their tower was in Glastonbury. When Telefutra launched 9 months after Entravision bought Channel 18 and flipped it to Univision Channel 47 became the Telefutra affilite. Entravision bought channel 47 and it became WUTH-CA.

To complicate matters even more although they are seperate companies Univision and Entravision are somehow related to one another.

Some stations owned by Entravision:
18 WUVN Hartford Univision
27 WUNI Boston Univision
43 WHTX-LP Springfield (simulcasts WUVN)
47 WUTH-CA Hartford Telefutura
47 WMDO-CA Washington DC Univision

Some stations Univision:
41 WXTV New York City Univision
67 WFTY Smithtown, Long Isalnd (simulcats WFTU)
68 WFTU New York City Telefutra
66 WUTF Boston, MA Telefutra
14 WFDC Wahinton DC Telefutura
65 WUVP Philly Univision
28 WFPV-CA Philly Telefutura


Now here's what's weird. In Hartford Univision moved from LowPower Channel 47 to Channel 18, which is a regular station. Channel 47 became Telefutura. Different owners originally.

In Philly Univision moved from lowpower Channel 28 to Channel 65, which is a regular station. Channel 28 became Telefutura. Both owned by Univision.

In DC Univision stayed on LowPower Channel 30 (WMDO-CA has since moved to 47) and the regular station Channel 14 became Telefutura. Different Owners. <P ID="signature">______________
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Re: Spanish Programming

> In DC Univision stayed on LowPower Channel 30 (WMDO-CA has
> since moved to 47) and the regular station Channel 14 became
> Telefutura. Different Owners.
>
There's also Tampa Bay -- WVEA ch.62, the Univision affiliate, is an Entrevision station, while Univision themselves owns WFTT ch.50 (which Univision got as part of the USA deal). Both stations originate from ch.62's studios in Tampa.
 
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