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dbl9,208 posts since 11 Jun 2004
London London
'Quest Red' is such an odd name anyway.

That was originally a code name for the new 'female Quest' but they settled on it.

Quest Red shouldn't exist IMO

Either merge it with TLC or Really.

Definitely not TLC, as TLC is a pay channel wrapped up in contracts with Sky and other providers.
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zeebre12105 posts since 31 Dec 2017
Why didnt/don't Fox/Disney put more investment into Your TV other than the constant loop of Bones, Castle and The Mentalist? There surely is enough of a back catalogue from Nat Geo/Nat Geo Wild that could be shown on the channel? Discovery have Quest/Quest Red/DMAX showing programs from the Discovery Networks while A&E have Blaze showing programs from A&E networks. Blaze/Quest/Quest Red are also all commissioning original shows.
kernow1,324 posts since 18 Jan 2006
Freeview offering a great selection of channels not to watch nowadays.

As discussed in other threads, it probably won't be long until there's no music channels left on freeview, something it is crying out for, and not yet more general entertainment channels.

It won't be long before 4Music is a purely entertainment channel, and Spotlight will probably follow suit, following the rebrand from Keep it Country to reflect the increasing level of entertainment programming.
Brekkie31,971 posts since 4 Jan 2003
HTV Wales Wales Today
Well Spotlight has gone apart from via the online channels. Was a rumour of another country music channel launching on Freeview. Are Now 80s and Now 90s still available on the HD muxes.

Beyond that still really frustrating that Freeview just hasn't addressed the potential loss of the extra HD muxes and worked towards a full conversion to T2 broadcasting.
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