It's hard to pick a specific channel but I have found that there are some interesting feeds on 99w C-band. Unlike some of the better known channels for which schedules are available, the feeds come, go, and occasionally change time, and you won't find them in any online schedule, but the benefit is that a lot of the available material is in HD, much of it 1080i and with true surround sound. These are the same programs that your local TV station runs during non-primetime and on weekends, or whenever they have time to fill, sometimes in greatly reduced quality. But until you have found a feed you like, you will never know it is there.
Those of you that have PVR's might find it interesting to pick one of these channels and record the first two minutes of ever half hour, 24/7 for a week (or at least Monday to Friday - I have found that these channels tend to either drop their signal entirely for part of the weekend or show "one-off" refeeds and other non-recurring programs). There are at least five such channels in HD (maybe nine, but for four of them I can't remember if they are on 99w or 97w), and at least four in SD. I will not mention them by name or frequency because this isn't the "What's up there" forum, and I don't want to see them go away, but the HD ones are actually my favorites, because I'm not real big on watching old shows in SD.
The really interesting exercise is when you have figured out what the schedule for one of those channels is, to get it into the grid on your frontend, so you can record a recurring program feed you like.
Those of you that have PVR's might find it interesting to pick one of these channels and record the first two minutes of ever half hour, 24/7 for a week (or at least Monday to Friday - I have found that these channels tend to either drop their signal entirely for part of the weekend or show "one-off" refeeds and other non-recurring programs). There are at least five such channels in HD (maybe nine, but for four of them I can't remember if they are on 99w or 97w), and at least four in SD. I will not mention them by name or frequency because this isn't the "What's up there" forum, and I don't want to see them go away, but the HD ones are actually my favorites, because I'm not real big on watching old shows in SD.
The really interesting exercise is when you have figured out what the schedule for one of those channels is, to get it into the grid on your frontend, so you can record a recurring program feed you like.
I just got excited for a minute that I could get NHK on G-19, and then realized it's not on that satellite. 
