Prevue Guide Superblock 1992

[@bambini80675]

Another Goodie! Thank You!

[@GrowinupinSincity81]

1:20. Disney Channel used to have such quality movies on. For adults and Kids. Thanks for re-posting.

[@thesnare100]

Remember when you used to see those psychic ads everywhere on tv? Now you don't see them at all.

[@raijinthemaster88]

lol they were all scams pretty much, and very predatory as well. That lady Cleo got sued for that. Once that happened I think that ended all of the Psychic ads for good. Though you can still find such businesses in the phone book.

[@thesnare100]

@@raijinthemaster88 well it did say in fine print usually "for entertainment only"

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

Looks like another cable operator had to use a dual-line service like the one in my hometown (Buckeye Cablesystem, Toledo, OH). I see though the way they had it set up on their Prevue Guide, they couldn't have both "A" and "B" sides displayed in a single time slot. My cable company had no problems with that on their end, though maybe they found a way to hack around the programming to make it possible the clip I'm linking to though came from 5 years later. /watch?v=rn4zr0I47zg

[@mr2del]

These were the days I actually appreciated cable television. I don't love it so much anymore. I do love it, but with no Prevue guide, it's not at all where it's at!! I hope and pray there's a future Prevue that's not only linked with cable systems, but it also works well with them. There should be a way.

[@thesnare100]

now cable systems have a built in guide, at least it did when we had charter and fios tv, now we have rokus

[@thesnare100]

Ah, yes, thanks to him! And you, for reposting this.

[@alaric87357]

What state is this from?

[@christophernicholson20]

Massachusetts

[@itogi]

4:23 For some reason software skips two second ahead.

[@DJ_Saunders]

I might have the reason as to why: This normally happens when the guide is set to an idle state for quite some time with no effect on the time of the guide itself (consequently, the system time will move ahead). Usually, it's for emulators (which is understandable), but I never even thought this would happen on an actual machine while the software is live.

[@boomerangitscomingyou8345]

5:19