This thread is for your top 5 favorite TV channels. You can adjust anytime you please. It's a cool way to see what all you TANNERS are watching these days.

Mine are:

1. Cartoon Network
2. Investigation Discovery
3. Syfy
4. The Hub
5. Nicktoons

Ahhh allright then that sounds fun Mines Are

1. Adult swim
2. Cartoon Network
3. Chiller
4. Spike Tv
5. Syfy

1. History Channel
2. Discovery Channel
3. National Geographic Channel
4. Cartoon Network
5. SyFy Channel

Big Iceman wrote:

Not a channel.

PretearHimeno wrote:

It is considered a channel that shares it's channel space with Cartoon Network.
My top 5, tough question,
SyFY
CBS
FOX
ABC
HBO
Slick

Let's see I guess these are the 5 channels I watch the most, though this list isn't in any particular order.

1. The Hub
2. Cartoon Network
3. History Channel
4. Discovery Channel
5. Science Channel

1.) History Channel(s)
2.) USA Network (white collar, burn notice, suits)
3.) CBS (person of interest, Charlie Sheen 2.5 men, big bang)
4.) Military channel
5.) FX (Sons, Anger Management, Archer)
**.) Adult Swim (though I don't often watch the channel, just its content )

slickwolfie wrote:


For ratings purposes it is considered a separate channel but just listing Cartoon Network alone can give people the hint you probably dabble in Adult Swim as well. Whatever way floats your boat.

slickwolfie wrote:

I should say that I watch
SyFy for Warehouse 13, Face Off, Merlin, Haven, Lost Girl, Being Human, etc....
CBS for Survivor, Big Brother, Pittsburgh Steeler football, How I Met Your Mother, Big Bang Theory, etc....
FOX for Hell's Kitchen, Master chef, Kitchen Nightmare's, Fringe, Touch and sniff, Terra Nova
ABC for Modern Family, Once Upon a Time, Wipeout, Body of Proof, Secret Millionaire, etc....
HBO for True Blood and Game of Thrones!
also, Cartoon Network and Adult Swim together should probably be on my list, now that I think about it.
Slick

Let's see, I tend not to change the channel most of the time if the TV is on, so I can only really list 4 out of 5.

1. The Anime Network (Charter 983)
2. Discovery Science
3. Cartoon Network
4. SyFy

-edit-

How could I have forgotten SyFy?!?!

As a confirmed geek:

1. Science Channel
2. History Channel
3. Investigation Discovery
4. A&E (aka the Bill Curtis channel)
5. SyFy

rish11 wrote:


Right on! I wondered if anybody else watched this.

Snowy Stampede wrote:


I'm just saying, putting both Cartoon Network and Adult Swim on your list is a waste of a space that can go to another channel.

How can so many people watch the History Channel now? It's basically become a waste land of reality TV and is only a slight notch above TLC and MTV. Now if it was H2, I could understand.

I don't watch much TV, but I would have to go with:

1. Comedy Central
2. Showtime
3. BBC America
4. H2 (formerly History International)
5. AMC

Allright allright i get the point but i wish that adult swim had its own channel

How bout these

1: Starz
2: Fx
3: HBO
4: Comedy Central
5: TBS

dragonrider_cody wrote:


I consider the History Channel and H2 the same darned thing!

@Pretear: That is true.

dragonrider_cody wrote:


While I'm as stunned as you are, the channel has been a monster in the ratings pulling over 1 million regularly. In fact for the week of July 16, the network pulled 1,906,000/940K for primetime/total day (4th/8th) so something on there must be swarming the viewers in.

H2 on the other hand, not doing so hot. 268K/160K (47th/50th)

rish11 wrote:


Just because the channels are part of the same company, doesn't mean they should be included as the same thing. MTV and Comedy Central are sister channels, and have much of the same executive oversight, but they are not the same thing. The programming on H2 is more like what History Channel was before it became infected by the reality TV bug.

To Snowy, I don't really care about ratings. Jersey Shore pulls in huge numbers for MTV, but that doesn't make it quality TV. American Idol is the highest rated show on TV, but I'd rather get punched in the dick than watch it.

dragonrider_cody wrote:


Even before the rebrand to H2, History International had established its own identity pretty well. H2 has a focus on documentary and international programming carrying over stuff from the previous network. The network even had an original series titled America's Book of Secrets and has NO plans to add reality TV.