best way to see these shows?

[Jonathan Wilson]

What is the best way to see these shows?
I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
like the foriegn language junk.

Hey Dad
The Street
Dilbert
The Net (the TV show, not the movie)
Denver The Last Dinosaur
Airport
Doing Time
Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
Bananaman
Dangermouse
Bionic 6
Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff)
Captain Planet
Captain N
Care Bears
Count Duckula
C.O.P.S. (the cartoon)
Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one)
Real Ghostbusters
Extreme Ghostbusters
Frontline
Get Smart
Doogie Howser
Duck Tales
M.A.S.K.
Gumby
Gummi Bears
Louis And Clark
Mysterious Cities Of Gold
Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney cartoon)
Thundercats
He-Man (the original)
Inspector Gadget (the original)
Galaxy Rangers
Hardcastle & Macormic
Jimbo & The Jet Set
Futurama
Geeker
G.I. Joe
Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon)
Super Mario Bros cartoon
Legend Of Zelda cartoon
Superted
Prisoner Cell Block H
Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers
Darkwing Duck
Spellbinders
Reboot
The Snorks
The Smurfs
Transformers (the original stuff, not the new stuff)
Paddington Bear
The Raggy Dolls
She-Ra
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original stuff)
the animated Voltron (not the 3d CG one)
You Cant Do That On Television
Widget The World Watcher
Wheres Wally
The Wombles
Tomfoolery
Wide World Of Oz
Goof Troop
T-Bag
From The Earth To The Moon
Art Attack
Biker Mice From Mars
Street Sharks
Earthworm Jim
Sonic The Hedgehog (the old stuff, not the new Sonic X stuff)
Ghostwriter
The Girl From Tommorow

Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or FTA)
or do I need to get DVDs for them?
Are they even available on DVD?
Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
experience again.

[Koenig]

Do you want answers on all of these shows? Jesus H Christ.

[Ugly]

I have a lot of unknowns in this list, but of the ones I know I answered


> What is the best way to see these shows?
> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.
>
> Hey Dad - Unknown
> The Street - Unknown
> Dilbert - The Comedy Channel
> The Net (the TV show, not the movie) - Unknown
> Denver The Last Dinosaur - Unknown
> Airport - Unknown
> Doing Time - Unknown
> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one) - DVD
> Bananaman - Unknown - Maybe ABC still plays it?
> Dangermouse - Unknown - Maybe ABC still plays it?
> Bionic 6 - Unknown
> Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff) - Unknown
> Captain Planet - Cartoon Network
> Captain N - Unknown - I would like to know also
> Care Bears - Unknown
> Count Duckula - Unknown - I would like to know also
> C.O.P.S. (the cartoon) - Unknown
> Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one) - Unknown
> Real Ghostbusters - Unknown
> Extreme Ghostbusters - Unknown
> Frontline - The Comedy Channel
> Get Smart - TV1
> Doogie Howser - Nick
> Duck Tales - Disney Channel
> M.A.S.K. - Unknown
> Gumby - Unknown - Maybe ABC still plays it
> Gummi Bears - Unknown
> Louis And Clark - Arena
> Mysterious Cities Of Gold - Unknown
> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney
> cartoon) - TV1? I remember seeing an ad for it recently but can't
> remember the channel
> Thundercats - Unknown
> He-Man (the original) - Unknown
> Inspector Gadget (the original) - Unknown
> Galaxy Rangers - Unknown
> Hardcastle & Macormic - Unknown
> Jimbo & The Jet Set - Unknown
> Futurama - Fox8
> Geeker - Unknown
> G.I. Joe - Unknown
> Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon) - Unknown
> Super Mario Bros cartoon - Unknown - But would like to know also
> Legend Of Zelda cartoon - Unknown - But would like to know also
> Superted - Unknown - Maybe ABC still plays it?
> Prisoner Cell Block H - Unknown
> Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers - The Disney Channel
> Darkwing Duck - Unknown
> Spellbinders - Unknown
> Reboot - Unknown
> The Snorks - Unknown
> The Smurfs - Cartoon Network
> Transformers (the original stuff, not the new stuff) - DVD
> Paddington Bear - Unknown
> The Raggy Dolls - Unknown
> She-Ra - Unknown
> Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original stuff) - Unknown
> the animated Voltron (not the 3d CG one) - Unknown
> You Cant Do That On Television - Unknown
> Widget The World Watcher - Unknown
> Wheres Wally - Unknown
> The Wombles - Unknown
> Tomfoolery - Unknown
> Wide World Of Oz - Unknown
> Goof Troop - Disney Channel
> T-Bag - Unknown
> From The Earth To The Moon - Unknown
> Art Attack - Unknown
> Biker Mice From Mars - Unknown
> Street Sharks - Unknown
> Earthworm Jim - Unknown
> Sonic The Hedgehog (the old stuff, not the new Sonic X stuff) - Unknown
> Ghostwriter - Unknown
> The Girl From Tommorow - Unknown
>
> Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or FTA)
> or do I need to get DVDs for them?
> Are they even available on DVD?
> Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> experience again.

[Ugly]

"Koenig" <trevorgensch@aanet.com.ayyou> wrote in message
news:qiOvd.1090$I52.53000@news.optus.net.au...
> Do you want answers on all of these shows? Jesus H Christ.
>
>

I answered them, it didn't take long. I have not even given half of these
shows a second thought for a very long time. Some of the titles bring back
so many memories!

[damnfine]

Never mind, most of them suck.


--
/^\damnfine/^\
"Where is Richard Nixon when we finally need him?"
- Hunter S. Thompson

[Stuart Lamble]

["Followup-To:" header set to aus.dvd.]
On 2004-12-15, Jonathan Wilson <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote:
> What is the best way to see these shows?

Snipping all the shows that aren't available on DVD (TTBOMK), and
leaving comments for the rest.

> Dilbert

Region 1 DVD.

> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)

Collector's edition now available; the individual "season" sets are
dribbling out over the next few months.

> Bananaman
> Dangermouse

Region 2 DVD. (Some of the DM; all of Bananaman.)

> M.A.S.K.

Region 1 DVD. (Some of them at least.)

> Gumby

R1 DVD.

> Gummi Bears

"Gummy Bears"? R1 DVD.

> Mysterious Cities Of Gold

French version in R1 DVD; don't know about the English version.

> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney cartoon)

Kevin Sorbo? R1 DVD.

Bugger it. Search Amazon; a large chunk of what you're asking about is
available from the US. Other stuff is available from the UK.

> Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or FTA)
> or do I need to get DVDs for them?

Free to air is unlikely; I suspect that the TV stations view them as
having run their course, and not worth the cost of the rights to screen
them again. Foxtel is a possibility; however, remember that (based upon
the year or so that my family had Foxtel) they tend to play the same
shows a dozen times over, rather than rotating through different
material as time goes on. "Forty channels and nothing worth watching"
was a common cry from me ... I think I pretty much stopped bothering
with any sort of TV (other than DVDs) around that point.

> Are they even available on DVD?

Some, yes. Some, no.

> Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> experience again.

Often you'll find that this is best not done. Case in point: I bought
the Fraggle Rock DVD from the UK; I had a great many fond memories of
that show. Half an hour of viewing, and it was up on eBay; I couldn't
stand it. Similar story with Starblazers: I downloaded a few episodes
from the Starblazers website (yes, they had legal downloads of _some_ --
not all -- of the episodes, some years ago), and swore off it.

OTOH, there's so much in your list, there's a fair chance that some at
least will be worth revisiting a few times. I never got the chance to
see "The Girl from Tomorrow" (nor Tomorrow's End, for that matter) when
it was on the ABC, although I did enjoy reading the books ... don't know
if I'd enjoy it, or if I'd be poking holes left right and centre. :)

--
My Usenet From: address now expires after two weeks. If you email me, and
the mail bounces, try changing the bit before the "@" to "usenet".

[Kas]

"Stuart Lamble" <7d4-c-0f@carousel.its.monash.edu.au> wrote in message
news:slrncrvd40.cc0.7d4-c-0f@carousel.its.monash.edu.au...
> ["Followup-To:" header set to aus.dvd.]
> On 2004-12-15, Jonathan Wilson <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote:
> > What is the best way to see these shows?
>
> Snipping all the shows that aren't available on DVD (TTBOMK), and
> leaving comments for the rest.
>
> > Dilbert
>
> Region 1 DVD.
>
> > Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
>
> Collector's edition now available; the individual "season" sets are
> dribbling out over the next few months.
>
> > Bananaman
> > Dangermouse
>
> Region 2 DVD. (Some of the DM; all of Bananaman.)
>
> > M.A.S.K.
>
> Region 1 DVD. (Some of them at least.)
>
> > Gumby
>
> R1 DVD.
>
> > Gummi Bears
>
> "Gummy Bears"? R1 DVD.
>
> > Mysterious Cities Of Gold
>
> French version in R1 DVD; don't know about the English version.
>
> > Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney
cartoon)
>
> Kevin Sorbo? R1 DVD.
>
> Bugger it. Search Amazon; a large chunk of what you're asking about is
> available from the US. Other stuff is available from the UK.
>
> > Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or
FTA)
> > or do I need to get DVDs for them?
>
> Free to air is unlikely; I suspect that the TV stations view them as
> having run their course, and not worth the cost of the rights to screen
> them again. Foxtel is a possibility; however, remember that (based upon
> the year or so that my family had Foxtel) they tend to play the same
> shows a dozen times over, rather than rotating through different
> material as time goes on. "Forty channels and nothing worth watching"
> was a common cry from me ... I think I pretty much stopped bothering
> with any sort of TV (other than DVDs) around that point.
>
> > Are they even available on DVD?
>
> Some, yes. Some, no.
>
> > Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> > experience again.
>
> Often you'll find that this is best not done. Case in point: I bought
> the Fraggle Rock DVD from the UK; I had a great many fond memories of
> that show. Half an hour of viewing, and it was up on eBay; I couldn't
> stand it. Similar story with Starblazers: I downloaded a few episodes
> from the Starblazers website (yes, they had legal downloads of _some_ --
> not all -- of the episodes, some years ago), and swore off it.
>
> OTOH, there's so much in your list, there's a fair chance that some at
> least will be worth revisiting a few times. I never got the chance to
> see "The Girl from Tomorrow" (nor Tomorrow's End, for that matter) when
> it was on the ABC, although I did enjoy reading the books ... don't know
> if I'd enjoy it, or if I'd be poking holes left right and centre. :)
>
> --
> My Usenet From: address now expires after two weeks. If you email me, and
> the mail bounces, try changing the bit before the "@" to "usenet".

To add to this.. Lois and Clark used to be shown on TV 1 during the day on
Pay TV, not sure if it still is though or if they'll repeat it again one
day..

[kh]

"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:41bfaf75$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> What is the best way to see these shows?
> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.
>
> Hey Dad
> The Street
> Dilbert
> The Net (the TV show, not the movie)
> Denver The Last Dinosaur
> Airport
> Doing Time
> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
> Bananaman
> Dangermouse
> Bionic 6
> Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff)
> Captain Planet
> Captain N
> Care Bears
> Count Duckula
> C.O.P.S. (the cartoon)
> Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one)
> Real Ghostbusters
> Extreme Ghostbusters
> Frontline
> Get Smart
> Doogie Howser
> Duck Tales
> M.A.S.K.
> Gumby
> Gummi Bears
> Louis And Clark
> Mysterious Cities Of Gold
> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney
cartoon)
> Thundercats
> He-Man (the original)
> Inspector Gadget (the original)
> Galaxy Rangers
> Hardcastle & Macormic
> Jimbo & The Jet Set
> Futurama
> Geeker
> G.I. Joe
> Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon)
> Super Mario Bros cartoon
> Legend Of Zelda cartoon
> Superted
> Prisoner Cell Block H
snip
AKA Prisoner
Weekends on UK TV

[DAVO]

"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:41bfaf75$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> What is the best way to see these shows?
> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.


"The foreign language junk" has some pretty good foreign video though!

DAVO

[scoot]

"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:41bfaf75$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> What is the best way to see these shows?
> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.
>
> Hey Dad
> The Street
> Dilbert
> The Net (the TV show, not the movie)
> Denver The Last Dinosaur
> Airport
> Doing Time
> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
> Bananaman
> Dangermouse
> Bionic 6
> Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff)
> Captain Planet
> Captain N
> Care Bears
> Count Duckula
> C.O.P.S. (the cartoon)
> Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one)
> Real Ghostbusters
> Extreme Ghostbusters
> Frontline
> Get Smart
> Doogie Howser
> Duck Tales
> M.A.S.K.
> Gumby
> Gummi Bears
> Louis And Clark
> Mysterious Cities Of Gold
> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney
cartoon)
> Thundercats
> He-Man (the original)
> Inspector Gadget (the original)
> Galaxy Rangers
> Hardcastle & Macormic
> Jimbo & The Jet Set
> Futurama
> Geeker
> G.I. Joe
> Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon)
> Super Mario Bros cartoon
> Legend Of Zelda cartoon
> Superted
> Prisoner Cell Block H
> Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers
> Darkwing Duck
> Spellbinders
> Reboot
> The Snorks
> The Smurfs
> Transformers (the original stuff, not the new stuff)
> Paddington Bear
> The Raggy Dolls
> She-Ra
> Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original stuff)
> the animated Voltron (not the 3d CG one)
> You Cant Do That On Television
> Widget The World Watcher
> Wheres Wally
> The Wombles
> Tomfoolery
> Wide World Of Oz
> Goof Troop
> T-Bag
> From The Earth To The Moon
> Art Attack
> Biker Mice From Mars
> Street Sharks
> Earthworm Jim
> Sonic The Hedgehog (the old stuff, not the new Sonic X stuff)
> Ghostwriter
> The Girl From Tommorow
>
> Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or FTA)
> or do I need to get DVDs for them?
> Are they even available on DVD?
> Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> experience again.

Good God, child. Get a life!

[Atreus]

I like that you follow 'foreign language junk' with a request on Hey
Dad. Interesting idea on 'junk'.


On 2004-12-15 14:31:56 +1100, Jonathan Wilson <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> said:

> What is the best way to see these shows?
> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.
>
> Hey Dad
> The Street
> Dilbert
> The Net (the TV show, not the movie)
> Denver The Last Dinosaur
> Airport
> Doing Time
> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
> Bananaman
> Dangermouse
> Bionic 6
> Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff)
> Captain Planet
> Captain N
> Care Bears
> Count Duckula
> C.O.P.S. (the cartoon)
> Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one)
> Real Ghostbusters
> Extreme Ghostbusters
> Frontline
> Get Smart
> Doogie Howser
> Duck Tales
> M.A.S.K.
> Gumby
> Gummi Bears
> Louis And Clark
> Mysterious Cities Of Gold
> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney cartoon)
> Thundercats
> He-Man (the original)
> Inspector Gadget (the original)
> Galaxy Rangers
> Hardcastle & Macormic
> Jimbo & The Jet Set
> Futurama
> Geeker
> G.I. Joe
> Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon)
> Super Mario Bros cartoon
> Legend Of Zelda cartoon
> Superted
> Prisoner Cell Block H
> Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers
> Darkwing Duck
> Spellbinders
> Reboot
> The Snorks
> The Smurfs
> Transformers (the original stuff, not the new stuff)
> Paddington Bear
> The Raggy Dolls
> She-Ra
> Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original stuff)
> the animated Voltron (not the 3d CG one)
> You Cant Do That On Television
> Widget The World Watcher
> Wheres Wally
> The Wombles
> Tomfoolery
> Wide World Of Oz
> Goof Troop
> T-Bag
> From The Earth To The Moon
> Art Attack
> Biker Mice From Mars
> Street Sharks
> Earthworm Jim
> Sonic The Hedgehog (the old stuff, not the new Sonic X stuff)
> Ghostwriter
> The Girl From Tommorow
>
> Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or
> FTA) or do I need to get DVDs for them?
> Are they even available on DVD?
> Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> experience again.

[free2002]

http://bittorrent.com/ ;)

"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:41bfaf75$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> What is the best way to see these shows?
> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.
>
> Hey Dad
> The Street
> Dilbert
> The Net (the TV show, not the movie)
> Denver The Last Dinosaur
> Airport
> Doing Time
> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
> Bananaman
> Dangermouse
> Bionic 6
> Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff)
> Captain Planet
> Captain N
> Care Bears
> Count Duckula
> C.O.P.S. (the cartoon)
> Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one)
> Real Ghostbusters
> Extreme Ghostbusters
> Frontline
> Get Smart
> Doogie Howser
> Duck Tales
> M.A.S.K.
> Gumby
> Gummi Bears
> Louis And Clark
> Mysterious Cities Of Gold
> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney
> cartoon)
> Thundercats
> He-Man (the original)
> Inspector Gadget (the original)
> Galaxy Rangers
> Hardcastle & Macormic
> Jimbo & The Jet Set
> Futurama
> Geeker
> G.I. Joe
> Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon)
> Super Mario Bros cartoon
> Legend Of Zelda cartoon
> Superted
> Prisoner Cell Block H
> Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers
> Darkwing Duck
> Spellbinders
> Reboot
> The Snorks
> The Smurfs
> Transformers (the original stuff, not the new stuff)
> Paddington Bear
> The Raggy Dolls
> She-Ra
> Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original stuff)
> the animated Voltron (not the 3d CG one)
> You Cant Do That On Television
> Widget The World Watcher
> Wheres Wally
> The Wombles
> Tomfoolery
> Wide World Of Oz
> Goof Troop
> T-Bag
> From The Earth To The Moon
> Art Attack
> Biker Mice From Mars
> Street Sharks
> Earthworm Jim
> Sonic The Hedgehog (the old stuff, not the new Sonic X stuff)
> Ghostwriter
> The Girl From Tommorow
>
> Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or FTA)
> or do I need to get DVDs for them?
> Are they even available on DVD?
> Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> experience again.

[Brissie]

>Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)

There were 3 versions

The 60s, 80s, and 00s

[Josh B]

On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 11:31:56 +0800, Jonathan Wilson (or
one of their many personalities) said.....


<SNIP>

There are only five good shows in you list. The rest are
shit.

Good shows are:

>Dangermouse
>Frontline
>Get Smart
>Superted
>You Cant Do That On Television

When you find out where these are shown (excluding
Frontline and Get Smart, as I already know they are on
Foxtel), please tell me also.

[H00htee the n1ght 0wl]

"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:41bfaf75$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> What is the best way to see these shows?

Turn on the TV. Some of them are on Foxtel

> I am in perth and have all foxtel channels except the wierd extra stuff
> like the foriegn language junk.
>
> Hey Dad
> The Street
> Dilbert
> The Net (the TV show, not the movie)
> Denver The Last Dinosaur
> Airport
> Doing Time
> Astroboy (origional version, not the new one)
> Bananaman
> Dangermouse
> Bionic 6
> Blinky Bill (the original cartoon, not the new stuff)
> Captain Planet
> Captain N
> Care Bears
> Count Duckula
> C.O.P.S. (the cartoon)
> Ghostbusters (the old Filmation animated one)
> Real Ghostbusters
> Extreme Ghostbusters
> Frontline
> Get Smart
> Doogie Howser
> Duck Tales
> M.A.S.K.
> Gumby
> Gummi Bears
> Louis And Clark
> Mysterious Cities Of Gold
> Hercules (the one that is similar to/related to xena, not the disney
> cartoon)
> Thundercats
> He-Man (the original)
> Inspector Gadget (the original)
> Galaxy Rangers
> Hardcastle & Macormic
> Jimbo & The Jet Set
> Futurama
> Geeker
> G.I. Joe
> Police Academy (either the live action TV show or the cartoon)
> Super Mario Bros cartoon
> Legend Of Zelda cartoon
> Superted
> Prisoner Cell Block H
> Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers
> Darkwing Duck
> Spellbinders
> Reboot
> The Snorks
> The Smurfs
> Transformers (the original stuff, not the new stuff)
> Paddington Bear
> The Raggy Dolls
> She-Ra
> Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original stuff)
> the animated Voltron (not the 3d CG one)
> You Cant Do That On Television
> Widget The World Watcher
> Wheres Wally
> The Wombles
> Tomfoolery
> Wide World Of Oz
> Goof Troop
> T-Bag
> From The Earth To The Moon
> Art Attack
> Biker Mice From Mars
> Street Sharks
> Earthworm Jim
> Sonic The Hedgehog (the old stuff, not the new Sonic X stuff)
> Ghostwriter
> The Girl From Tommorow
>
> Are any of these shows on (or going to be on) any channel (Foxtel or FTA)
> or do I need to get DVDs for them?
> Are they even available on DVD?
> Almost all of them are shows I remember from my youth and want to
> experience again.

[ann bishop]

Ugly <ugly@ugly.com> wrote:

> I have a lot of unknowns in this list, but of the ones I know I answered
>
>
> > What is the best way to see these shows?

> > Airport - Unknown<<<<<
US version 10.30 wed 7
I think the English version was on The LifeStyle Channel,not sure if it
still is.
..


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[Jonathan Wilson]

ann bishop wrote:
> Ugly <ugly@ugly.com> wrote:
>
>
>>I have a lot of unknowns in this list, but of the ones I know I answered
>>
>>
>>
>>>What is the best way to see these shows?
>
>
>>>Airport - Unknown<<<<<
>
> US version 10.30 wed 7
> I think the English version was on The LifeStyle Channel,not sure if it
> still is.
No, I think that is Airline that is on CH7 at the moment.
What I want is the show Airport (which is set in london heathrow airport)

[Michael]

That English 'Airport' used to be on Lifestyle. I know, because as I
quickly changed channels, I remembered thinking: 'who would watch such
shit?'.

"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:41c0d1d4$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> ann bishop wrote:
>>>>Airport - Unknown<<<<<
>>
>> US version 10.30 wed 7
>> I think the English version was on The LifeStyle Channel,not sure if it
>> still is.
> No, I think that is Airline that is on CH7 at the moment.
> What I want is the show Airport (which is set in london heathrow airport)

[ann bishop]

Jonathan Wilson <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote:

> ann bishop wrote:
> > Ugly <ugly@ugly.com> wrote:

> >>>Airport - Unknown<<<<<
> >
> > US version 10.30 wed 7
> > I think the English version was on The LifeStyle Channel,not sure if it
> > still is.
> No, I think that is Airline that is on CH7 at the moment.

Airline is the US version of Airport.

> What I want is the show Airport (which is set in london heathrow airport)

As I said it was on The LifeStyle Channel but is no longer showing.
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There are actually 3 shows here
Airport (which is the one I want, set in Heathrow airport)
Airline (which is one depicting the workings of budget airline Easyjet)
and the new one Airline USA (which I havent seen and cant comment on)