What Is Your Favourite "No Fail" TV Station?

My "No Fail" tv station is Animal Planet- I love the animal documentaries and shows that are on it- though its starting to fail sometimes with all the marathons of "me or the dog' which I find boring. But usually they have stuff about wildlife documentaries on such as David Attenborough or Wild Kingdom or just independent specials that are really good, and they have a few good series like "Most Extreme" "Untamed and Uncut" and others..seems like they are moving more into the realm of reality tv, but I still like them.

pretty much, HGTV

I know the feeling you have about there being nothing on. Last night, we spent two hours watching old MASH reruns because there was absolutely nothing decent that we could find even with over 100 cable channels! Kind of sad actually!
We're watching Baby Mama now, which I never would have gone to the movie theater to see, but we didn't see anything else on, and I'm kind of glad because it has turned out to be quite cute!

My station that fills that function seems to be the Weather Channel, as it offers lots of stories as well as forecasts. They have some cool documentaries as well.

I think either A&E or TLC always have something I enjoy, also the channel TruTV is my newest pick, they have these shows that are called "World's Dumbest Drivers, World's Dumbest Partiers, etc., that are absolutely hilarious, I don't think I have ever laughed so hard about a TV show.

Univision, I love to turn it on and watch it, there is always something interesting happening.

Well, I have HBO,so they have a lot of good episodes and
movies. In other words, I never get bored.

I'm gonna sound like such a comeptet dweeb here. See, I don't have cable or satellite so yes as some would say I still live in the stone-age. My no fail station out of the 4 or 5 I get is always PBS public t.v. I love to watch the cooking shows because I'm sort of a "foodie." I like some of the british comedies they have to I used to love Faulty Towers but still like Keeping up Appearances and those type of shows.

I watch a lot of CNN (NO MSNBC). I like to watch food network and History a lot too. I can really tune into History almost anytime and watch what is going on.

Yea, I guess a news station is safe to turn to, but my, "I can't believe I have 300 channels to watch and there's nothing on..." stations are HGTV and TLC, and sometimes the Discovery or Travel channels. HGTV usually has something that I can stand to watch all the time, whether it's home improvement or house hunting, that's usually the first place I look if I'm bored with me regular channels.