CL on TV

Old Soul · 29th January 2003, 10:13 PM

I am sure that most of you know about this feature, but I have noticed that we do have some new people on our site. And for them, I am bringing it to their attention.

CL on TV Lists for both our English as well as American viewers on what channels we may be able to find Mr. Lee on TV for a month.

I have found this a handy guide to know when I can set my VCR to record that movie that I haven

29th January 2003, 10:31 PM

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Has anyone else found this guide just as handy?

Its very good, yes I have used it many times.

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**Don Boycik** · 29th January 2003, 11:17 PM

if anyone hasn't found it yet meaning new members to this forum
or website they update it every 2 weeks. i'm not sure how often the british one is updated since I live in america. also i'm just curious we all know what good films C.Lee has done but what do think is his worst i'm just curious since there are still prob well over a 100 of his films i have yet to see. I think Circle of iron is one of them. it's a extremly low budget of a film.circa 1979

elizabeth vanharlingen · 30th January 2003, 02:51 AM

I use "CL on TV". I also use TVGuide Online. TVGuide online has a Search Listings function that handles listings for a two-week period. This way, with "CL on TV" and TVGuide Online, I can make darn sure I don't miss anything.

Vandevere

**Don Boycik** · 30th January 2003, 04:35 AM

they are showing some i can't say good C.Lee movies since i haven't yet seen them like Goliath awaits a tv movie from the early 80's. well what's even better for me is that some of the channels like the mystery channel per say some don't happen to have but i'm lucky to have it since what we have is DISH

Old Soul · 30th January 2003, 03:28 PM

I also don't get all the stations that are listed on CL on TV.

But some of them I do, and those I have a chance to look out for.

There has been for the past 2 or 3 months a great verity of Mr. Lee

30th January 2003, 03:33 PM

[quote][b]But I also wish they would play these film at a reasonable hour on TV where I would be able to see them instead of recording them to watch at a later time

**Don Boycik** · 30th January 2003, 07:32 PM

I have some of his films well on dvd i only have like 13 which isn't really a lot considering how many films he has done. but i do have some that aren't on video or dvd i taped off the channel TCM or Turner Classic Movies which is what it's called. and i agree I do hope it continues of the showing of his movies.it's about time that they show his movies I haven't seen. they normally show well for the longest time show the same old movies over and over again it gets tiring seeing the same films. ya know what i mean? my guess is since the lord of the rings was so big the tv companies want in on it i am guessing?