Catherine Seipp's article on the
Oxygen network's schedule-based programing reminds me of the early years of the FX network. Does anyone else remember that? They had the "FX Apartment, where the hosts (analogous to radio deejays) would talk between shows and commercial breaks. They called themselves "The living channel" or something like that, and weirdly enough it really felt like it. Even though I was watching old Batman reruns from the 1960's, it felt a little like I was at a friend's apartment doing so and the hosts were my friends.
No, I wasn't sad, lonely, and pathetic, why do you ask?
Anyway, that didn't last but maybe a couple years, cause they changed the format to whatever it is now.
I wonder if they call it The Deceased Network... that alone would be cool
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