Jack Bohn wrote:
> Mac Breck wrote:
>
>> Obveeus wrote:
>>> "Mac Breck"  wrote in message
>>>> jayembee wrote:
>>
>>>>> Hammer has increased the Sci Fi Channel's market share by leaps
>>>>> and bounds. That's what they hired her to do, so to them she's
>>>>> not only done her job, she's done it well.
>>>>
>>>> Then, evidently these is no need for a Sci-Fi (sci-fi, fantasy and
>>>> horror) Channel.
>>>
>>> Not sure how you got from point A to point B there.
>>
>> I meant an honest to goodness, real sci-fi/fantasy/horror channel,
>> one without wrestling or mainstream movies, or cheap ass BS Reality
>> TV.
>
> Well, that was my thought waaay back when it was first announced:
> "There's not enough Sci-Fi to fill a channel!"  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.

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*
In 2006, Sci Fi began showing some non-sci-fi programming. These have
included:

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, shown on May 4, 2006[13]
WWE's Extreme Championship Wrestling, started June 13, 2006[14][15]
In the past, the network has also aired films, such as Braveheart, Cape
Fear, and Jaws which do not contain elements of science-fiction,
fantasy, or horror. Also, during Cartoon Quest, the animated series
Rambo and the Forces of Freedom, based on the Sylvester Stallone action
series about a Vietnam War veteran, aired.

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]


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