Subj : Re: TV Watching
To   : KEVIN NUNN
From : Mike Powell
Date : Sat Mar 19 2022 10:49:00

>  MP> Several old Sci Fi TV shows... Science Fiction Theatre, The Twilight
>  MP> Zone, The Outer Limits, and Tales of Tomorrow.

> Do you DVR these of stations or watch on a streaming service?

I actually have them all on DVD, except Tales of Tomorrow, which is
available free on Youtube.  TZ is also on MeTV at night, and on SiFi also,
where I can DVR them.  The Outer Limits was on Comet, but I don't get that
channel any more.  Sometimes, it was the original 1960's series and
sometimes it was the 1990's reboot.  I like the '60's series better.

Tales of Tomorrow is from the early 1950's.  I think it was originally aired
live, so you sometimes see a few verbal stumbles and goofs.  Honestly, I
think it makes the show seem more realistic.  However, being that old, the
video and sound quality on most of the episodes I have found so far can be
like watching them on an old black and white antenna TV.  I don't mind that
but some people who don't remember doing that may not be able to watch. :)

>  MP> Oh, yeah, and I watch a couple of shows on MeTV.  I DVR Toon In With Me
>  MP> each morning (cartoons!), and often tune in to MeTV (and TV Land) to
>  MP> catch reruns of Andy Griffith.

> I have watched TVLand stuff, but haven't seen MeTV. I'll see if I have
> that. I have YoutubeTV as my live TV service. Hopefully it is on there.

Here, over the air it is a digital subchannel that my cable provider also
carries.

Mike


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