Cable in sentence

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I caught this on cable and had absolutely no preconceptions or expectations, having never read a review or checking IMDb.

(Does anyone know if it is TV on a Sky/ cable channel?)

Recently, I was channel surfing and came across the RISE channel, one of several religious channels that my cable provider carries (along with Prayer Channel, EWTN) and they air not only D&G, but also Bible Man.

This was basically one of those stupid late cable sex programs with a tinge of Freddy Krueger infused.

The main character, played by Kim Dawson, lately of the late-night cable series "Bedtime Stories," is not the ditsy showpiece of a mobster, but the unhappily married showpiece of a mobster.

Unfortunately watched this the other night on cable because there was little on, and I was trying to see if I could remember what I had seen some of the cast in before.

Maxwell Kaulfield is the cop husband of Whirry who catches her in bed with the cable repair man and finds that he is aroused seeing his wife having hot sex with other johns.

The other night it was shown on cable and we decided to take another look.

It has less sex than the series "Queer as Folk",or cable "Adult Movies", yet still communicates this aspect of gay relationships.

I remember hearing about WILBUR on cable IFC's (Independent Film Channel) "At the Angelika" film previews.

Even by "made for cable" standards this film is totally unsatisfying.

The yokel- among-the-sophisticates plot is timeless, ranging from Buster Keaton's "Elmer" character through the Bowery Boys, Ma and Pa Kettle, Jerry Lewis, Jim Varney, etc. Hogan is working in that classic tradition, and his skills as a physical comedian, his superb comic timing, and his loveable persona will make this film a favorite on cable TV and as a video rental for decades to come.

I taped the movie from the USA cable network in 1989, and - as one might imagine - the quality of the tape has deteriorated.

And considering that cable access TV is such a haven for oddballs that this thing should write itself, that's almost something of an achievement.

Instead, it is simply every late-night cable movie you have seen in your whole life chucked into a blender, drank, and explosively shat down your throat.

It would have been rejected as a cable access program.

This movie gave me some hearty belly laughs when I saw it on cable recently.

It's like my cable lineup is the all Frasier channel, all the time, then, when Frasier is over, Becker reruns.

Last week, I was flipping around on cable, and I ran across the opening credits of a movie called Little Witches.

Watching the film again on cable reminded me how impressed I was when I first saw it.

I found this accidentally on cable -- never heard of it before, somehow.

Or when the main villain was trying to get his cable upgraded with a sports package while trying to hide from the cops was just unnecessary.

I saw Hav Plenty on cable one night.

So you pay to subscribe to cable television, and you can't expect too much.

I'm glad I caught it on cable (Showtime) and didn't waste my money in the San Francisco area to see it.

Since adding the Encore Western Channel to my cable TV lineup I've been overdosing on that particular genre, so I thought I'd take a break to check out a four disc, twenty movie DVD package I picked up from Mill Creek Entertainment.

I just watched this movie today on cable and was pleasantly surprised.

I caught this movie on cable TV a year ago, slightly edited, and was hooked from the opening bar scene.

This is, for the first half, a great relationship movie if you can ever catch it on cable or some other medium.

This show is a sketch show that attempts to parody local public access and cable TV.

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