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What Channel Is Syfy On?

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By Bill Frost
| CableTV.com
Syfy began as the Sci-Fi Channel in the early ’90s, a cable network dedicated to science fiction TV shows and movies, including originals like “Stargate SG-1,” the 2000s revival of “Doctor Who,” and the acclaimed “Battlestar Galactica” reimagining. The channel rebranded as Syfy in 2009 to accommodate programming outside the sci-fi genre, including reality shows and WWE pro wrestling, shared with cable cousin USA Network.
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What Channel Is Nat Geo On?

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By Bill Frost
| CableTV.com
National Geographic, shortened to Nat Geo for cable TV and today’s attention spans, entered the mediasphere in 2001 as a channel dedicated to documentaries, science, nature, history, and culture. Nat Geo operates as a partnership between the National Geographic Society and the Walt Disney Company, alongside offshoot channels Nat Geo Wild and Nat Geo Mundo. Nat Geo is available in approximately 70,000 U.S. households via cable, satellite, and live-streaming TV.
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Foodie TV: ‘The Bear’ Is Closing This Month, but There Are Other Restaurant Dramas and Comedies to Savor

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By Bill Frost
| Coachella Valley Independent Verified
It had to end eventually: The Bear, Hulu’s critically-acclaimed (and lambasted … and think-pieced-to-death) series about a driven, raw-nerved chef and his devoted crew of misfit employees, drops its fifth and final season on Thursday, June 25. The “Is it a comedy or a drama?” argument may never be settled, but The Bear will live on as the pinnacle of stressful foodie TV. As dessert, here are some other restaurant-centric shows to fill the coming Yes, Chef! void.
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