Do you love drama, the arts, engaging documentaries and suspenseful mysteries? When you think of tv do the words culture and pop culture come to mind? If so, it makes perfect sense to get the best in arts & entertainment from a tv provider that values this genre and proves it through their programming. Imagine watching A & E, BRAVO and ION Television whenever you want!
Current TV is the first national network created by, for and with an 18-34 year-old audience. Its short-form programs show young adults what's going on in their world, in their voice. With a substantial portion of content provided by the audience, it is also the first network in history whose programming is supplied in part by the very audience who watches it.
More information is available on the Current TV website.
HBO Family has something for everyone in your home. This premium is devoted to a safe, commercial-free viewing environment, showing only movies, documentaries, animated series, and specials that families can enjoy watching together -- with no "R" ratings!
More information is available on the HBO Family website.
NASA TV delivers real-time coverage of NASA activities and missions. Tune in for educational programming, a look at the early years of NASA, special updates on Space Shuttle missions, Earth views from the Shuttle and more.
More information is available on the NASA TV website.
TBS features an outstanding array of family-oriented programming. See exclusive specials, compelling documentaries and movies, plus pro sports. (Blackout restrictions apply.)
Splurge and watch TBS family programming in razor-sharp HD quality!
More information is available on the TBS website.
Discovery Channel expands your horizon with powerful and insightful news and information documentaries from the worlds of science, nature, medicine and outdoor adventure.
If you love to watch Deadliest Catch or Dirty Jobs, now you can watch them in the high-resolution screen format that makes everything that much more clear and intriguing.
More information is available on the Discovery Channel website.
HBO Family supplies everyone in your home with premium entertainment and caters to western U.S. Dish Network subscribers. This channel offers a safe, commercial-free viewing environment, showing only movies, documentaries, animated series, and specials that families can enjoy watching together -- with no "R" ratings!
More information is available on the HBO Family website.
National Geographic Channel always brings adventure, exploration, culture and natural science to life for you, with passionate storytelling, spectacular imagery and expert eyewitness accounts. The National Geographic Channel is the best place for programs with environmental, educational and entertaining twists.
With HD Access, you can watch all of your favorite National Geographic shows in crystal clear High Definition!
More information is available on the National Geographic Channel website.
TNT is big-time entertainment, featuring the greatest movies Hollywood ever made, star-studded original productions, classic kids' shows and action-packed sports. (Blackout restrictions apply).
TNT in HD is a high definition showing of TNT East Coast programming. If you love the high drama of Law & Order, the action of the NBA or award-winning original movies and original series, you can experience them in the lifelike, glowing detaii of HD with natural surround sound. See The Others, The Village, The Silence of the Lambs and The General's Daughter in stunning HD.
More information is available on the TNT website.
Discovery Health is your place for personal and family health issues! This informative channel features a variety of health and medicine-related topics, special presentations, enlightening series and more.
More information is available on the Discovery Health Channel website.
HBO Signature provides intelligent and unique movies that entertain today's sophisticated women! There is a wide selection of great films that the modern woman can relate to and enjoy.
More information is available on the HBO Signature website.
