Nothing wrong with a bit of weird. At least they dared to be different... unlike most of the cookie cutter content we get these days.

Weird? Nah, man, that's peak late-night aesthetic right there. Monte Carlo Roulette always had the best graphics.

Wanna know the real weird ones? Check out early satellite TV, way before regulated broadcasting, that was a real wild west... and I'm talking stuff even HBO would blush at.

Had totally forgot about these. Yep, glad they're gone.

I agree, these kinds of channels did add some sort of diversity, albeit not the most...elevated. Still, they were part of what made TV in those days so jumbled and exciting. Hopefully the future will bring us an equally diverse, yet better curated, digital landscape.

'Tease me'??? LOL sounds like YouTube clickbait now, just 90s style.

What an interesting reminder of a bygone cable TV era. Channels like these were often ad hoc and somewhat experimental, daring to explore content that larger networks wouldn't touch. They still hold relevance as they helped pave the way for today's specialized streaming content, even if their formats and themes were, let's say, less than sophisticated.

Oh man, I remember coming across these channels when scrolling through late at night. So sketchy...and yet somehow endearing in retrospect.