If Dish is going to drop H2 channel for this trash, how about carrying the Military History Channel to fill the gap? Probably would just cost a few pennies a month, but has all the great History Channel documentaries of the past.
VICE TV Thoughts? ( H2 replacement)
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Dish has nothing to do with it, it's an A & E Networks decision...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H2_(TV_network)
Dish Network has the contractual rights to Military History Channel and can carry it in addition to Viceland TV. Dish is holding off, just like it delayed with the Smithsonian Channel until recently.
Yep. The target market that does not watch much "traditional" TV. And won't start now, either.
I'll watch snippets of a few programs. I don't expect to find anything of interest. More of "it can't really be that bad........"
Maybe Dish is trying to be "inclusive?" Trying to hit several niche markets at once? Trying to get Bernie to subscribe?
So can someone tell me what IS actually being run now, where all the EPG says all day is to "call some 800#"...I'm at work & I forgot to turn it on before work this AM...
For the love of God! The MHC would be a much better use of electrons than either of those other two.
I have this number in my Guide 646-851-0347.
And I called it.
What an F'en joke and a Half phone call.
Yous should call it.
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And I called it.
What an F'en joke and a Half phone call.
Yous should call it.
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What's running on Viceland right now...
It's two female staff members of Vice/Viceland sitting and listening to the voice mail messages left by people who called the number from the guide, "646-851-0347 Leave a Message".
Basically, it is random messages from voice mail that you might expect people who watch/read Vice would leave. Kind of weird. It reminds me of the show "Ring My Bell" - http://www.adweek.com/fishbowlny/ring-my-bell-rupaul-drag-race-raven-world-wonder/193445 .
FWIW, the current version of Ring My Bell is produced by World of Wonder, and features (mostly) stars from the Logo TV network. So if someone doesn't enjoy Logo, they wouldn't enjoy Ring My Bell either.
It's two female staff members of Vice/Viceland sitting and listening to the voice mail messages left by people who called the number from the guide, "646-851-0347 Leave a Message".
Basically, it is random messages from voice mail that you might expect people who watch/read Vice would leave. Kind of weird. It reminds me of the show "Ring My Bell" - http://www.adweek.com/fishbowlny/ring-my-bell-rupaul-drag-race-raven-world-wonder/193445 .
FWIW, the current version of Ring My Bell is produced by World of Wonder, and features (mostly) stars from the Logo TV network. So if someone doesn't enjoy Logo, they wouldn't enjoy Ring My Bell either.
I think it is actually meant to have people call in for ideas
Obviously not IQ. Those numbers 18-40 would be too high.....
Obviously not IQ. Those numbers 18-40 would be too high.....
It was a hotline where Vice could listen to voicemails of potential viewers. Why not actually go to the channel before making this thread?
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Also from the two shows they have pre aired tonight that I've watched Noisey is excellent (I work in the music industry so a music centric show makes sense to my tastes) and Gaycation was boring. I thought it would be better so maybe it was just the location/pilot jitters. Going to preview the rest off the DVR tomorrow morning.
Much better channel than most channels we have.
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Much better channel than most channels we have.
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My best hope is that the Weed episodes for children suffering and cancer and PTSD will be interesting.
Serious doubts about the rest of it. We will see.
Serious doubts about the rest of it. We will see.
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