It's a good channel, however, in the past, Dish has uplinked internationals on one of the core sats so that those not looking at 118.7 (or the old wing slots) could see the free "preview." It would be best for Eurochnnel to make such arrangement with Dish, otherwise, only those looking at the internationals sat could see it, and it is highly unlikely that those subscribers who are already paying A LOT of $$ for Chinese, Farsi, you name it, are interested in mostly French programming subtitled in English. They truly have NO interest what so ever.
However, Eurochannel would greatly appeal to English speaking Americans who enjoy "arthouse" movies and enjoy the movies on IFC or Starz Cinema and are prefer "independant" films. Eurochannel needs to be on free preview on the core sats of 119 or 110 to reach those who would really be interested, as well as some kind of promotional gimmick to get the attention of subscribers to tune to the preview like appearing on the Charlie Chat and some kind of contest giveaway, etc. If it is marketed as "independent" type or "arthouse" film channel with TV series from throughout Europe (mostly France) it would appeal to the Americans who don't really like Hollywood films and are considered intellectual and have a far more broad perspective than the average American because Eurochannel does have really good programming. I am still upset that TV5 World (US) no longer English subtitles its nightly half-hour newscast for international distribution. It was one of the best newscasts on TV, anywhere.