MeTV+

MeTV+ live offers a lineup that skips the filler. It's the younger sibling to MeTV, but don't call it a backup channel. Programming leans heavily on sitcoms from the '70s and '80s, think Cheers, Taxi, and The Bob Newhart Show. The block scheduling means you get marathons of a single series for hours. That's either a dream or a nightmare depending on your tolerance for rewatching the same plot. I lean toward dream: the curation respects the shows' rhythms. Weekend nights bring genre fare like Kolchak: The Night Stalker and The Twilight Zone, a stark contrast to the daytime comfort food. Production is bare-bones, no host, no interstitials, just station IDs and local ad breaks. That's fine. The channel doesn't need a personality when the shows themselves carry the weight. If you grew up watching these on syndication, MeTV+ feels like a time capsule. To watch MeTV+ online, Tvivu streams it live. This is pure curated nostalgia, the kind of entertainment TV that defined American childhoods. The real question: can you handle three straight episodes of The Love Boat? If yes, subscribe.