Programming

[peonies12]

Some of the more popular movies are shown from 10 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. EST.  Can't you repeat these movies in another time slot later in the month so we can watch?  (P.S. I don't have DVR, can't record, and can't stay awake to watch some of my favorites.)

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Disney days seems to be the most problematic.  EST watching Disney in these time slots is impossible for small children.

 

Thanks.

[Sepiatone]

I don't think this is the right place to forward that request, but I can relate.   Some of the movies I'd like to see do come on at inconveinient or impossible times for me too.  And I also don't have DVR or any other means to record.  Sure, I have one of those VCR/DVD combos, but the VCR recordings are funky looking and sounding so I don't bother with it anymore.

 

TCM often repeats much of their catalog so just keep an eye out for the one you want and it might wind up on schedule at a better time down the road.

 

And, welcome to these boards PEONIES12.

 

 

Sepiatone

[markfp2]

TCM usually tries to play most of their films in varied timeslots over the course of their contract, but as you pointed out Disne is a tough one. I suspect that it's Disney, not TCM, that ultimately decides how and when to schedule them. That company keeps a tight control on everything related to their films.

[JamesJazGuitar]

TCM usually tries to play most of their films in varied timeslots over the course of their contract, but as you pointed out Disne is a tough one. I suspect that it's Disney, not TCM, that ultimately decides how and when to schedule them. That company keeps a tight control on everything related to their films.

 

But isn't it odd that Disney would want TCM to show kid \ family friendly films during late night \ early morning hours?    I assume Disney doesn't want people to record their films and by showing them in that time slot they would begging folks to do just that.