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Goodly snowy morning all....

We got lots of snow in the night and it is still snowing...

Well I got ripped off last night as I posted in "Patchz" thread "Training Film" in the above General Discussion Forums.

Flying Wild Alaska was not viewed here as advertised on the Discovery Channel...
Something else was on.

We checked the computer and television guides to see if we were wrong but too my knowledge it was supposed to be shown.

I couldn't get it either Doug. I'm on Bell satelite. The Discovery site lists it showing again Sunday at 11:00 am, but my TV Guide lists something else.

Hi Steve...

I think the networks screwed up.

Ice Pilots for example has the hightest ratings of any show, yet it say's it is on the History Channel.

It was on the Discovery Channel so I wonder when that happened?

I have my phone, internet high speed and television with Cogeco and they are usually very good.

Hope they get it all straightened out and put Flying Wild Alaska and Ice Pilots "Buffalo Airways" back to back.

We are not much on watching television short of maybe the news as way too many other things to do in life than sit in front of a Boob Tube...

[color=#000000]Dang Doug, that's tough. I'm sorry you did not get to see it. Maybe they will get things straightened out and you will get another chance. But I know how you feel, there a number of programs I would like to have seen but can't get.

Once again, it's not a network problem, It was only shown in the USA. 

Thanks Larry...

Thanks Steve...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

The show was okay. I don't really like shows of this type becuase they make everything so overly dramatic: "Can this proffesional pilot take off from this runway or will he be stuck on the ground!!!???" I wonder which it will be. 

8-)

I sent Discovery.Ca an email, we'll see if they answer..

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Awesome...well done Steve...

Keep us Canucks informed...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

They sent me an automated answer. Apparently.. they don't realize who we are.    ;D
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Due to the large volume of emails that we receive,

the Discovery Programming department

may not be able to respond to your message personally.



However, all comments will be reviewed by our programming team.

We do take your comments into consideration,

when making future programming decisions.



For scheduling inquiries and programming highlights,

kindly refer to the following links:



Discovery Channel

http://www.discoverychannel.ca/Schedule.aspx

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My next move.. will be a little Email to my television provider.

Thanks Steve...keep up the pressure... on them...

Will contact Cogeco from here myself...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

I got an email from Discovery.ca today. The show will premiere in Canada on Feb 20.

Good work Steve.

Well done Steve...

I never heard anything back from our Cable provider...don't figure...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

Ep #2 -
Pilot Luke Hickerson transports dangerous chemicals from Barrow to the remove village of Atqasuk; in Unalakleet, the cold and dark winter claims its first casualty and Jim must make arrangements to transport the casket.

Your version bodes better with a single casualty at Unalakleet versus the complete removal of a remote villiage -- no wonder it was named Atqasuk.