I would like to first say that I enjoy every bit of your network. I love the classics and whenever I need a pick me up or need to lose myself for an hour or two, I first look to your channel to see what will be or is playing. However, I am always disappointed this time of year. You rarely play any Christmas or holiday films this time of year and yet for any other holiday you always put on a film to reflect that particular day. You show easter films on easter sunday, you never forget to show films on wars or cowboys when it is any of the Veterans or Independence Day and even St. Patrick's Day gets a salute from you too but Christmas seems to bring out the Grinch in your network. One usually only see Holiday films on that holiday so why not show some out of the thousands available on Christmas or Hanukkah. What's up with that? I know there are plenty of available other networks that showcase films to reflect on the holidays celebrated in December or anyone can rent a classic holiday film but sometimes as you scroll down the general information of what is showing on television and you see anetwork that is playing a film you have not seen in a long time, it puts a smile on your face - you could help put that smile. I am sure I can not be the only one to have noticed this. Please do something about this and help people get into the spirit of whatever the holidays means to them but some sunshine from your network would contribute very nicely. As any other holiday it only comes once a year, don't be a Grinch when you could become a part of families from all over, holiday tradition every year.
Where are the christmas movies?
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I would like to first say that I enjoy every bit of your network. I love the classics and whenever I need a pick me up or need to lose myself for an hour or two, I first look to your channel to see what will be or is playing. However, I am always disappointed this time of year. You rarely play any Christmas or holiday films this time of year and yet for any other holiday you always put on a film to reflect that particular day. You show easter films on easter sunday, you never forget to show films on wars or cowboys when it is any of the Veterans or Independence Day and even St. Patrick's Day gets a salute from you too but Christmas seems to bring out the Grinch in your network. One usually only see Holiday films on that holiday so why not show some out of the thousands available on Christmas or Hanukkah. What's up with that? I know there are plenty of available other networks that showcase films to reflect on the holidays celebrated in December or anyone can rent a classic holiday film but sometimes as you scroll down the general information of what is showing on television and you see anetwork that is playing a film you have not seen in a long time, it puts a smile on your face - you could help put that smile. I am sure I can not be the only one to have noticed this. Please do something about this and help people get into the spirit of whatever the holidays means to them but some sunshine from your network would contribute very nicely. As any other holiday it only comes once a year, don't be a Grinch when you could become a part of families from all over, holiday tradition every year.
Christmas Lost,
Thanks...
Edited by: Tink011 on Dec 10, 2012 7:03 PM