A really good TV Listings website!

Reyn, nice find.

Thanks!

Thanks, Reyn. I have already put it on my desktop!

You're welcome! Happy to share.

What prompted this was that I was using TV Guide. Well, a while ago, they changed the way that their listing are loading and doesn't seem to work very well for me, for whatever reason. So, I went on a big listings hunt, and voila!

Excepting they aren't listing some HD channels on my Time Warner digital and have my area mis-marked to begin with. I've never tried the TV Guide Website and I think you have to pay for it, but not sure. The one important channel they are missing is Movie INHD, one I consistantly check on my programming screen. Of course, with a DVR, I have to use it to highlight and record what I want to watch later. Otherwise, a good site but they should update their data because excluding HD channels is putting them far behind the times.

No, the TV Guide listings are free.

I think I have been on their site many moons ago but they also did not have correct data on the line-up for optical/digital wired Orange County area, actually shows as "Garden Grove rewire." I get an E mail with the INHD programming and there's also the MOJO HD network channel which as a lot of the restored vintage movies in hi-def. It's like seeing them on the screen when they were first in theaters. Your guide doesn't show any of those channels.

Actually, I wish there were more hi-deg than there is. My HBO is and that's how I enjoyed "Rome," "Carnivale," "Deadwood" and now the end series of "The Sopranos."

In one of the CE trade magazines there was criticism of Blu-Ray and HD-DVD 's current catalog of released films, to the fact that too many of the vintage films were in need of some restoration to show off any improvement in hi-def. That's been something I've gotten into discussion with customers, especially those who insist they want a 1080p Plasma, LCD or DLP display.

I really liked "The Hill", on HBO. Does anyone know if it is coming back?