I kinda want to watch "Cheers" and "King of the Hill" again. But I don't seem to see it on any channel, whether it be on Dish Network, Charter Spectrum Choice streaming, or OTA. So do any of these providers (including OTA) have any of these networks that play either of those shows? Note: I live in Rochester, Minnesota for my Charter Spectrum Choice streaming and OTA and with Dish Network I am "moved" to North Mankato, Minnesota if that helps.
Are these two shows on on any channel on any of my providers?
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Netflix has Cheers if you subscribe to them. Not sure about the other show.
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I can only speculate that it's the ron reagan commercial about being a proud atheist......cause how dare people have a different point of view.
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That’s funny because I see all kinds of censorship from the left towards the right. From YouTube, to social media, to college campuses, just to name a few. FYI, I couldn’t care less if Ron Reagan shares his beliefs or not.
Take it easy....not trying to debate politics with you. In fact I wasn't even answering your question but have a good day anyway
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If you wish to get this political in a post we have a PIT for that...
Speculate whatever pleases you. Can't say I've seen that one. I honestly thought Reagan was dead.
But I will echo the sentiment that you can take the politics elsewhere.
King of the Hill was an awesome show. If there were more real life Hank Hill's in the world, that would be a good thing!
DVD box sets would be the best way to go. That way you can watch them whenever you want and not have the surprise of them being no longer available when one of these new fangled streaming services loses the rights to the show. I bought the season 1 - 4 box set for $20, the earlier seasons were the best IMO, but one of these days I'll get the rest.
DVD box sets would be the best way to go. That way you can watch them whenever you want and not have the surprise of them being no longer available when one of these new fangled streaming services loses the rights to the show. I bought the season 1 - 4 box set for $20, the earlier seasons were the best IMO, but one of these days I'll get the rest.
I noticed it left Comedy Central as well......and a local broadcast station. Wonder if the rights have moved to Hulu as part of the Disney purchase of Fox
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