[Bullish]

It was free and had no ads.

There's your clue why it went broke.

[ansel12]

I enjoyed seeing the old 1950s western TV shows.

Indians were largely portrayed as saints in those old shows, and it was surprising how many of them had an Indian character as the star of the series.

[Jonty30]

Sometimes they switch domains, because they got shut down. My anime channel got shut down, but I found it on another site.

You just may have to do some searching.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I found this:

https://www.classic-tv.com/watch

[Duke C.]

T watch METV and H&ITV with an over the air antenna. Stick a
cheap antenna in the air, hook up the coax connector,
you might be surprised what you get.

[Pythion.net]

A lot of what was on there was links to films on the Wayback Machine (archive.org). Those are still there if you know how to find them.

For example:
Call of the Wild

[bigbob]

What’s going on is someone got tired of paying for the bandwidth you were using for free. Next question.

[minnesota_bound]

Get the FREE Pluto tv app for your Roku device or other streaming device. Your newer tv’s may have it built in.
They have 350+ tv shows and countless movies. All FREE.

You can probably find it already as an app on your cell phone. Or download it from the Playstore or App store.

Use your computer: https://pluto.tv

[yesthatjallen]

“This domain has expired, if you’re the owner, click here to renew it.”

[ansel12]

I suggest that every conservative, prepper, and pioneer western fan watch this movie about 2 teenagers homesteading.

The Young Pioneers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8p0VK1lBS8

[newberger]

When I searched for “Uncle Earl’s Classic TV Channel”, I discovered that it is now a YouTube Channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCicpfHtlBuGXF4_2FIoQp8w

I can’t vouch that it is all there or that the same person runs it but the channel exists!

[yesthatjallen]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Oliver

[JimRed]

If it was free and had no ads, how was it sustained?