Yeah, I know I should be working on my second, well for now, primary job, I have to answer.
I'm watching "Cannon" now and also what's next is "The Fugitive." I think most of those series are intact, it seems to me that there are not as many commercial breaks on RTN. I always liked Robert Ito too on Quincy.
I wish I had my DTV boxes when I was sick a few months ago with the flu, I would have just laid in bed while in pain in my room watching TV there. I know with the variety of RTN and PBS, I can do without cable if I had to although the downside is that I would miss some hockey games and NASCAR races. I know Comcast carries RTN but why should I feed the "Cable Pig" when I get it free over the air by just walking to the computer room or my room? Johnstown, PA will get RTN too on their channel 6, WJAC, station so if I can get it, I'll have my choices of two RTN's. I guess I'll have to make that monster antenna.
I wonder what our Channel 2, CBS affiliate, will do, I mean, they only have their main signal, at least the other two of the Big Three networks, both have weather channels with radar (if power stays, useful in storms and for Storm Watch amateur radio operators) and of course RTN.
I love the old commercials they run too, I saw one advertising a 1957 Chevy, you can get 283 horsepower if you order fuel injection and another from PG & E (Pacific Gas & Electric) featuring the "Reddy Kilowatt character.
E-mail is great, you're right, it is much easier to maintain contact with your friends. I still do with a few high school chums.