DISH Network(r), home of the best sports and movies in HD as well as the best HD DVR in the industry, today announced the launch of TBS in HD, the exclusive HD provider of the first round of MLB playoffs. The channel addition brings DISH Network's national HD channel count to 48 -- the most offered by any other pay-TV provider in the country.
TBS in HD, a division of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., is one of television's top-rated comedy networks. It serves as home to such original...
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DISH Network Launches TBS in HD
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dgmeansit1
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Dish Network just keeps getting better!
Stations like TBS make for good reasons to get Dish Network HD programming. Personally, I really don't care about any of the major sports stations and ignore them (although I do find the extreme action sports where people do stunts on motorcycles, bicycles, and in the snow exciting).
Also, stations like HDNet which is only available to HD subscribers make the service very worthwhile!
Anyway, I am very happy to be a Dish Network subscriber and things just keep getting better! I look forward to the day when I can get my local stations in HD (zip code 23692). Oh, and by the way, the HD DVR is excellent!
Also, stations like HDNet which is only available to HD subscribers make the service very worthwhile!
Anyway, I am very happy to be a Dish Network subscriber and things just keep getting better! I look forward to the day when I can get my local stations in HD (zip code 23692). Oh, and by the way, the HD DVR is excellent!
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figneutron1
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TBS-Stretch-D
Time Warner added TBS HD here and I'm very dissapointed. The programming is nothing but 24 hours of old reruns of sad sitcoms in stretched-out format.
Yawn.
Yawn.