Mac Breck wrote:

>Jack Bohn wrote:
>>
>>I haven't had a
>> chance to play with that schedule link you posted, but I imagine
>> that is still pretty much the case.
>
>The only schedule I posted was
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998-99_United_States_network_television_schedule
>which was for network TV, not The Sci-Fi Channel.

Sorry, I must have been reading too fast while becoming late for
work yesterday.

>Found this when I was looking just now:
>
>List of Sci Fi Channel (United States) programs
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sci_Fi_Channel_%28United_States%29_programs
>
>and
>
>Sci Fi Channel (United States)
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci_Fi_Channel_%28United_States%29
>
>...and under that check out:
>*Non-science-fiction programming*

I forgot about the "reality" shows Mad Mad House and Scare
Tactics.  We lucked out that that genre did not take off.  Put me
down as voting for 2003-2004 as showing the evident decline of
the SciFi Channel.

>In 2006, Sci Fi began showing some non-sci-fi programming. These have
>included:
>
>ECW became the most popular program on the network by the summer of
>2007.[16] Sci Fi has additionally aired the WWE flagship show Monday
>Night Raw when the program's usual broadcaster USA Network broadcast the
>U.S. Open tennis tournament over its usual Monday night timeslot.[17]

Didn't they also have that World Trade Center benefit concert
that was carried across all Universal's channels?  That would
have been before 2006.

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-Jack
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