Everybody pining over dead channels like they lost their first-born or something. Ain't nobody remembered 'em til they were gone. Besides, with all the streaming options we got, who needs cable? Cable was a scam with their bundles of channels no one watched. Cutting the cord was the best decision …

Anyone's school had Channel One News playing in the classroom? That 12-minute news broadcast for teens was like my daily educational dose lol. Anderson Cooper and Lisa Ling were on that before they got big. Now that's history! Wondering how many schools still got something like that or if it's …

Hey everyone! I just joined because I'm looking for anyone who has recordings or knows where to find shows from the Flux Channel. It was around in the mid-90s and used to show these weird, edgy cartoons late at night. It's been bugging me for years because I can barely …

Hey fellow TV historians! I've managed to score a box of old VHS tapes at a yard sale and some of them have recordings from the U62 channel! It's like a time capsule - local commercials, amateurish sitcoms, and midnight B-movie specials. I'm in the process of digitizing them. Would …

lol seeing ppl here mourn old channels like they were pure gold. Heard of MTV? Haha, that channel DIED when it stopped playing music. RIP real MTV, everything else is just reality show rubbish. 😂 Guess the ‘M’ now stands for 'Meh' amirite???

Super nostalgic about Kids' WB. Can never forget those Saturday morning cartoon marathons. 'Jackie Chan Adventures', 'Xiaolin Showdown' - they don't make 'em like that anymore. It sucks how streaming's kinda buried that whole experience. Nothing beat the hype of waiting a whole week for your fav show to air.

omg throwing back to the days of TechTV can we just talk about how awesome Screen Savers was? anyone here who'd rush home to catch Leo and Patrick dishin' out tech advice and DIY computer build tricks?? that stuff was golden before the G4 merger #goodoledays

Let's take a moment to appreciate the ambitious but short-lived ZOOM! Network, y'all remember? Launched in the early 2000s, it carved a niche by focusing on extreme sports and adventure programming. Top draw was 'Adrenaline Rush Hour' which became a cult hit for its insane coverage of parkour in urban …

Every 90s kid will tell ya, UPN and The WB shaped our tastes. Buffy, Roswell, SmackDown!, Moesha... these were more than just shows; they were our weeknight hangout seshs. Kinda miss those simple days when TV actually defined our social lives.

As a connoisseur of defunct TV networks, one that stands out in my memory is 'The N'. Initially a nighttime programming block on Noggin, this channel was a pioneer for teen shows. Not many remember, but 'The N' was home to shows like 'Degrassi: The Next Generation' which tackled hard-hitting …

bet y'all never think about how defunct channels could be haunting ur tvs at night. glow of the static and suddenly u get an old 90's commercial whisperin thru the speakers oooo spooky.

imo The Hub was ahead of its time. They actually had good shows like Transformers Prime and My Little Pony which got popular even with adults. It's like they couldn't catch a break. Now my niece has no idea what I'm talkin about when I bring it up lol.

Scored at a garage sale today. Got boxes full of VHS tapes and a bunch are recordings of old Discovery Kids block. Anyone remember 'Mystery Hunters'? Still got that theme tune stuck in my head 😂

Let's dissect the life of G4, a TV channel that at its prime was the pulse of the gaming community. **The Golden Era:** Attack of the Show! and X-Play were cultural phenomena, showcasing video games, tech, and pop culture with a flair unseen on TV before. G4 was unapologetically geeky, …

Yea yea, remember stayin' up for those Saturday morning cartoons? Kablam was my jam on Nickelodeon. Wake up, bowl of cereal, no school, and just crazy cartoons. Man, I feel bad for kids nowadays. They'll never know the hype.

Anyone else miss the old ZDTV which later became TechTV? Those were the days man. Screensavers, Extended Play, Fresh Gear. Leo Laporte and all. They made tech so fun and accessible especially when the internet was still a baby. Miss those simpler times y'all.

ITV Play was a British channel that aired some famous TV shows on ITV Play like Quizmania and The Mint. Shame that they're discontinued.

My favorite childhood channel to see. Ended forever on September 1, 2023. The shows that aired here were pretty familiar.