"TRAINS UNLIMITED" ON HISTORY CHANNEL

[upchuck]

[^] To contact the History Channel, and ask "Trains Unlimited" to be shown
again, go to this and voice an opinion. It just might work if there are enough requests.
http://www.historychannel.com/global/feedback/index.jsp?NetwCode=THC

Select "Programming", then "Programming Comments" then"Comments on specific
shows", then "Submit", then "Contact us" and select "Programming/Programming Comments" to direct it to the correct department.

[Anonymous]

It's being replayed on the history international channel under Voyages. For info on times and the lastest episode check out the Railfan TV guide. http://rrredneck.proboards99.com/index.cgi?board=otgd&action=display&thread=1143696252&page=2

[upchuck]

[bow]Thanks! History International has quite a few train related programs on
May 11, 12, 17, 18 & 24. Check out their schedule.
http://www.historyintl.com/global/listings/listings.jsp?NetwCode=HCI
Enter "Voyages" in "search listings"

[Anonymous]

No problem.

[motor]

Can't afford HINT. Guess I'll have to settle for "Trains and Locomotives" Monday nights 6 to 7 ET on RFD. [:(]

motor

[Anonymous]

They need to put it on the REGULAR history channel.

I did budget an upgrade to the Dish for end of 2006 that will include the History International.

[LN482407]

RFD-TV is currently running some shows from Herron Rail Video. Each show runs on Monday at 6 PM and repeats on Tuesday at 2 AM and 10 AM and again on Saturday at 9 AM (all EDT). The first was Glory Machines vol 5, followed by Pocahontas Glory Vol 6 (N&W 1950's), B&M in the 4 Seasons Vol 1, Narrow Gauge Glory, Steam & Diesel on the NKP Vol 1, Steam & Diesel on the NYC Vol 1, Steam & Diesel on the PRR Vol 2, Indiana Railroad (Interurban), and Railways of the NW and the BN (Jim Hill lines) and German Mainline Steam 1996. These run until the week of June 26nd. Herron is offering viewers special prices for some of these programs.

"Trains & Locomotives" on RFD was originally a series of videos from Machines of Iron Productions but RFD has used the name to run videos from several other producers.