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Groundbreaking New Fatima Documentary to Air Nationwide on December 8 "Heaven's Key to Peace", a new documentary produced by the Fatima Center, will air across North America on the PAX-TV network (U.S.A) and Vision TV (Canada), and via cable and satellite, on December 8, 2004. The date was chosen as it marks the 150th Anniversary of Blessed Pius IX's proclamation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady.  The program will air twice on PAX network, in the morning and evening. The times are as follows: 12:00 Noon (Eastern/Pacific), - 11:00 a.m. (Central/Mountain) and 12:00 midnight (Eastern/Pacific)...

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"Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal", the documentary indictmant of John Kerry's anti-war activities and how they damaged our POW's and war efforts in Vietnam, was just shown over broadcast channel 61 WPPX ("PAX")(Comcast channel 20 in south Jersey) - program was sponsored by NewsMax Media, with information on how it could be purchased offered throughout. In spite of the left's Hitlerian efforts to stop the film from being shown, it was just made available to millions over the air in the Philadelphia region - the truth will out......

PAX TV TO PRESENT BROADCAST NETWORK TELEVISION PREMIERE, 'THE MAKING OF THE PASSION,' MEL GIBSON'S EPIC MOVIEOne Hour Special Premieres February 22nd 9 PM ET/PT Encore on February 24th 9 PM ET/PTVisit the Official SiteWhere to tune in:DirecTV channel 255DISH Network channel 181Find PAX on Cable (Link Will Open In New Window) As always during a "Live Thread", comments welcome, as there are FReepers who do not have access to PAX PAX TV will broadcast a one hour special in advance of the worldwide premiere of Mel Gibson's "The Passion of The Christ" on Sunday, February 22 at 9:00...

Dave Alan Johnson and Gary R. Johnson, creators/producers of the PAX network's Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye and Doc, intentionally use their two hit series not only to entertain, but also to evangelize. The Johnsons grew up in Buffalo Center, Iowa, population 1,000. They consider Hollywood their mission field. "We look at everything we do as our mission," Dave says. "Definitely, we use our shows as evangelistic tools." In a recent exclusive interview, he and his brother, Gary, cite a couple of major turning points in their careers. First, about 10 years ago, 200,000 AFA Journal readers sent them a much-appreciated deluge...

NBC wants to end its unhappy relationship with the family-friendly PAX network, and while it presents a serious financial challenge to the seventh broadcast network, it may be good news for viewers. "I don't see there being a downside to that at all," said Melissa Caldwell of the Parents Television Council, a pro-family watchdog group. "If PAX has ever aired anything that was even remotely questionable, it was generally programming that was originally developed for and aired on NBC." NBC wants to redeem its one-third stake in PAX over the next year; otherwise, it will have the right to sell...

<<>> << Previous | Index | Next >> Subject: Clock Ticking On Pax? [ Reply ] Posted by: Joseph_Gallant Posts: 189 Status: Offline Posted on: 08/10/03 10:32 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some months ago, there was speculation (including on this message board) that Pax TV was going to cease to exist. For one thing, primary owner Lowell Paxson was looking to sell the network and it's owned stations. But this past Spring, Pax announced that there would be new episodes of some of it's series for the 2003/2004 Fall season. Now it appears that Pax may not have a Fall season--or at...

Demonstrating that libertarianism has appeal in Hollywood, Ruprecht lists as out-of-the-closet libertarians: Kurt Russell, Penn and Teller, Clint Eastwood, Drew Carey, John Larroquette, Howard Stern (who briefly sought the LP ticket for NY guv), Tommy Chong ("Although he may be a one-issue type person."), P.J. O'Rourke, Russell Means, [TV movie producer] Aaron Russo, and possibly Bill Maher ("I used to enjoy [Politically Incorrect] at the beginning, but then it got so Left, it got so weighted heavily against ..."). Not all libertarians places a high value on attracting celebrities. One Region 63 attendee marveled that actors comment on political matters...