Classic Who on The Horror Channel at Easter

[Lonemagpie]

The UK's Horror Channel - which already shows Star Trek and The Invaders, is screening 30 episodes of Classic Who over the Easter Weekend- mainly with a horror theme.

The Mind Robber, The Daemons, Genesis Of The Daleks, Talons Of Weng Chiang, Caves Of Androzani, Attack Of The Cybermen, and Curse Of Fenric are the shows in question.

http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/catch-classic-who-on-the-horror-channel-this-easter-61711.htm

 

[diankra]

Radio Times said today that Horror Channel was on Freeview. It's not. Doubly irritating as it was in a heads-up for the Ken Russell/Hugh Grant/Capaldi Lair of the White Worm.

 

[Bob The Skutter]

It's on Freesat though.

 

[diankra]

My collander is,sadly, no good as a satellite dish...

 

[Sindatur]

My collander is,sadly, no good as a satellite dish...

Have you tried covering the holes with Aluminum foil?

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

My collander is,sadly, no good as a satellite dish...

Have you tried covering the holes with Aluminum foil?

Like most of us, his tinfoil is all tied up being a hat.

I've seen some mention of the Horror Channel being wanted on Dish network, but it looks like it never happened.

 

[Sindatur]

My collander is,sadly, no good as a satellite dish...

Have you tried covering the holes with Aluminum foil?

Like most of us, his tinfoil is all tied up being a hat.

Ah, of course, I should have considered that

I don't think our US Horror Channel has become very widespread yet, certainly doesn't seem to have made it Sacramento, CA Comcast Cable, yet. It's great that The Brits are getting all those episodes for Easter. I have everything recorded onto DVD, and watch frequently, but, there's just something about seeing a favorite show airing on a Network (even with commercials), that makes it sometimes, something pretty Special (Especially if they are doing extra stuff along with it, like Interviews and such)

 

[Mr. Adventure]

I wish Netflix would get more than the same paltry selection of episodes. I have Netflix but checked Amazon Prime on a whim and they seem to have the same offerings. What strange deal was signed in the back alleys for that?

Granted I collected all the episodes over the years from various ahem, sources but it'd be nice to have them all ready to be watched at a whim from the cloud. Or as in this case, it would be cool to see them on TV.