Foxnet carried one original program, "The Spud Goodman Show", a talk show that aired Sunday nights at 10:00 p.m. Eastern Time – following the conclusion of Fox's primetime lineup – from 1995 to 1998. Though Fox did not carry any national news programming of its own at the time of its launch (and only has one news program presently on its schedule in the form of the political talk show "Fox News Sunday"), Foxnet did carry a simulcast of sister network Fox News Channel's daily evening newscast "Fox Report" in the 7:00 p.m. (Eastern) time slot from the channel's launch in October 1996 until Foxnet ceased operations; Foxnet had briefly considered producing a daily news program of its own in 1991, following the hire of former CNN executive Paul Amos to head the network's upstart affiliate news agency Fox News Service (whose functions have since been taken over by FNC-operated Fox NewsEdge).