[ SECRET POST #2086 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2086 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Stupid questions from non-natives (Part Four)

[(Anonymous)]

If you live outside of the US, what kind of presence do old (as in decades-old) re-runs have on TV?

In my city, we have two (TWO!) broadcast channels dedicated to re-runs of old shows. (That's not even counting cable channels like TV Land and Boomerang.) One is a Me TV station, the other is Antenna TV. I love these stations because they air a lot of the same shows that used to air on Nick-at-Nite* when I was growing up.

I'm watching The Mary Tyler Moore Show right now and if I switch channels, I can see Good Times.

*Evening programming line-up of 60s/early 70s TV on kids' cable network Nickelodeon.

Re: Stupid questions from non-natives (Part Four)

[(Anonymous)]

Reruns are usually fairly popular here (especially if they're of viewer-loved shows/movies). They're often more watched than some new TV series.

Even american TV shows that probably aren't as popular elsewhere are popular here and have a cult following. Like Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. When they show the reruns they're always in prime time. Or Friends. Or The Nanny. The Simpsons have been running without interruption on one of our channels for the past 12 years. :D