Consuming the news over the last few weeks has been like watching reruns on the TV Land cable channel.
These days, a new generation of fans are enjoying the unintended ironies of "Dragnet" on the "TV Land" cable channel.
In 2006, at age 83, he received a Pioneer Award from the TV Land cable network and fittingly gave his acceptance speech in mock foreign-language double-talk.
Indeed, the TV Land cable channel, which once specialized in vintage sitcoms like "I Love Lucy," introduced a reality series last week called "The Cougar".
She is a motion graphics manager, creating graphics for the TV Land cable network; he was until last month a Web producer for the digital media unit of the Comedy Central Network.
This troubled, dynamic relationship between a populist medium and an aggrieved minority population is the subject of "Inside TV Land: African-Americans in Television," a three-part series beginning tonight on the TV Land cable channel.
"The Cougar," a new dating series on the TV Land cable channel about a certain class of mature single women, is as much a marketing campaign as a TV show.
A20 Mary Making a Comeback In Minneapolis, where the actress Mary Tyler Moore threw her tam in the air for the opening credits of her 1970's television sitcom, the TV Land cable network is planning to erect a life-size sculpture commemorating the famous toss.
We said, 'Why not?' " City officials asked that same question this year when the TV Land cable network, which shows reruns of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," proposed installing a life-size sculpture of the main character, Mary Richards, on the mall, arm raised in her famed tam-throwing moment.
By years end another cable had been announced, this one from New York to the Virgin Islands; a cable down the West Coast through Panama to St. Croix quickly followed; then one straddling the Pacific; then a land cable in Europe; then a cable around Latin America; then another across the Atlantic.
