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Pretty excited about this. From The Criterion Collection newsletter: Dear friends of Criterion, We launched this newsletter more than ten years ago with the promise to keep you up-to-date about new releases and any exciting goings-on around here. Today, we’re writing you personally because we think the launch of FilmStruck and the Criterion Channel is truly a game changer for us, for our fans, and for all people who enjoy great films. On October 19, the Criterion Collection and Turner Classic Movies will launch a subscription streaming service built by people who love movies for pe

http://www.tcm.com/schedule/

You already said that. Remember?

Thanks.

I can figure out the schedule. The fact that I have to figure it out, that it's plainly an incorrect listing with the wrong day and date, is unacceptable.

Nope. I'm not nuts. It's the only channel on t.v. that I watch. Period.

I refuse to accept the status quo. Appreciate the background though. I even cancelled my Now Playing subscription because of those frackening stickers they use to hold the pages together while coming in through the mail - ruins the whole issue. I banged my head against the wall to try and bring that to their attention and got nowhere.

Isle of the Dead (1945), Friday, August 26 @ 03:15 AM (ET)? Nope. Saturday, August 27 @ 03:15 AM (ET).

Or, alternatively, they could correct the error.

I'm new. I don't know that. Why can't this be corrected?

So that's it? It's always been that way, get used to it?

Wednesday, August 24 @ 04:15 AM (ET)? Nope. Try Thursday, August 25 @ 04:15 AM (ET).

When viewing the day and date of a film showing that starts after midnight, the listing will show the previous day / date instead of the actual day / date. Examples: http://www.tcm.com/schedule/ When opening the link today (or any day), go to the listings that start after midnight (whatever time zone you are in, or that you have set). I have my time zone set for Pacific, and for show Tuesday, August 23, 2016, I see two films that start after midnight Pacific: Car That Became A Star, The (1964) and Contempt (1963). Of course, for Eastern time there are 4, as Stopover In Hollywoo