I just wrote an email to Dish Network to ask them about adding ImaginAsian TV to their lineup after signing the petition on ImaginAsian's website. I hoped that DN would actually put it on their lineup...but I guess not. They could get rid of one of the stupid shopping channels....
kitakaze wrote:I just wrote an email to Dish Network to ask them about adding ImaginAsian TV to their lineup after signing the petition on ImaginAsian's website. I hoped that DN would actually put it on their lineup...but I guess not. They could get rid of one of the stupid shopping channels....
I just looked at the Comcast channel lineup for Fremont. I have the Ohlone (College) station on Channel 28, where ImaginAsian TV is supposed to be. And....to make things worse, they (IATV) are airing Bewitched in Tokyo. I don't know if it's subbed at all, but.... :puppydog: :shamefulcry:
dochira wrote:I just looked at the Comcast channel lineup for Fremont. I have the Ohlone (College) station on Channel 28, where ImaginAsian TV is supposed to be. And....to make things worse, they (IATV) are airing Bewitched in Tokyo. I don't know if it's subbed at all, but....
That sucks :ohcrap:. Did that just happen all of a sudden without notice?
I think IATV should be on the basic channel line-up like they want. Asian-Americans (also Japanese, Korean, Chinese nationals, etc) don't get enough representation on television anyway. I mean, there was this hosptial drama set in San Francisco...no asian actors! I took an "Asian American Experience" course at my university...with mostly Asian students, and I know that it really bothers them too.
I'm hoping Dish Network will see the light sooner than Comcast.... :fingerscrossed:
Sadly, it's been like that for a while. I had never heard of IATV until today. Their website does say it is available in San Francisco on Comcast 28. Apparently, it only applies to the city itself, not the Bay Area. :grumble:
Wow, I can't believe I just now found the KTSF thread! Ah, well. I missed the start of "Number One" but it's not proving too hard to follow. The music is hysterical.
For the person who was wondering, host clubs totally exist in Japan, and being Number One is a big deal just like in the show. Here's one article for the overly curious:
http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2005/2/21/features/10093665&sec=features
I'll be looking forward to whatever comes on next, really.
Fell asleep again during Wakaba last night.
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This has got to get better, but the whole thing is depressing to me. After Koi Seiyo and Sakura, this is somewhat boring.
kitakaze wrote:Actually, I like Wakaba. It doesn't seem much different to me than Churasan or Sakura with the "boredom" level.
I'm not sure if it's the story line, the actress who plays Wakaba, or the depressing circumstances of her life. I am really feeling down when I watch this. I guess I would use the word "bland" for all of the above.
At least Sakura had a far out plot and a cute Sakura and some interesting moments. Same for Koi Seiyo with some interesting situations with the three girls.