H2 was replaced by an "Urban/Liberal" tv program channel as deemed fit by H2's parent A&E channel for what reason, who knows, especially once you see and/or watch the shows on it.
The channel is called VICEH. No clue what happened to NATGEO, it's still off-the-air...
A&E could have left H2 in-place and put this so-called VICEH on as well... I don't get the logic. The History Channel, as it's called is a far cry from delivering programming described by it's name, IMO.
I'm a history, travel, nature buff and the state of today's TV programming is a sham and shame for all of these.
Sorry for the ramblings, just my .02 cents here...
chris_c21
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A&E Networks did it, nothing to do with Cox.
http://forums.cox.com/forum_home/tv_forum/f/4/t/13041.aspx
http://deadline.com/2015/04/h2-rebranded-vice-ae-networks-1201417766/
Read those, they should answer your questions.
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wahoo69
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H2 was replaced by an "Urban/Liberal" tv program channel as deemed fit by H2's parent A&E channel for what reason, who knows, especially once you see and/or watch the shows on it.
The channel is called VICEH. No clue what happened to NATGEO, it's still off-the-air...
A&E could have left H2 in-place and put this so-called VICEH on as well... I don't get the logic. The History Channel, as it's called is a far cry from delivering programming described by it's name, IMO.
I'm a history, travel, nature buff and the state of today's TV programming is a sham and shame for all of these.
Sorry for the ramblings, just my .02 cents here...
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