If you could only watch 1 TV Channel, what would it be, and why ?

My channel would be ID TV.

Most of those shows are extremely riveting,
especially "Joe Kenda, Homicide Hunter".

Rick
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Originally posted by: Rock'n Rick
My channel would be ID TV.

Most of those shows are extremely riveting,
especially "Joe Kenda, Homicide Detective"

Rick


ID TV is great. So is Headline News where they show Forensic Files most of the day.

I'd probably take Showtime as my only channel, although Bravo is my guilty pleasure.
If I had to pick one channel, it would be ESPN.
It's so hard to choose because ESPN is so great, especially during football season.
For year-round viewing though, I would still stick with ID TV.

Rick

I struggled with this answer among (in no particular order)
- TCM
- WE (carries the original "Law & Order" series and others)
- CNBC (Shark Tank, Greed, Profit, others)
- Spike ("Cops" and various movies including mob movies)
- ID TV (I like crime shows)
- History Channel (Pawn Stars, Pickers, car restoration shows, some good historical programs)
- Biography (rock bands, celebrities alive and dead)

Spike wins out. It has more variety and not as many repeats, and I could watch "Cops" 24/7.

I'd hate to do without the others, though.
I'd choose the Kardashian/Jenner (TVGN) network, because, after all, where would civilization be without them?
I don't really watch channels anymore. 90% of the stuff I watch is streamed through Hulu, Netflix or Amazon.
Spike - Power nation....Sunday Morning car repair shows.
Little DonDiego grew up with only two channels NBC and CBS, . . . until ABC built a station in Philadelphia; then he had three, . . . and sometimes four if the rooftop antenna was rotated toward New York and picked up a snowy WOR signal.

DonDiego'd pr'bly pick a 24-hour news channel, . . . maybe even BBC in America. But he'd sure like to switch to the NFL Channel during football season.
They still have TV channels?? I thought it was all Netflix now. If that's considered a channel, that's all I watch anyway.
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