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So the story of King David was that he killed Goliath and took over the kingdom. Which he ruled for a long time under a great rule. He was known to be a wise king. Did you hear the story about the two mothers and one baby. King David said he will split the baby in half and the real mother said don't. She will give up her kid to save his life. That was when wise David let the real mother keep the child.

From Nick at Nite, TV Land was born. This was a niche network totally dedicated to this kind of television programming. TV Land took the 1950s image and applied it to their logo as well as their commercial programming. Tuning in is like taking a time machine back to the good old 50s and 60s. Recently, TV Land has expanded its programming to include more recent shows and sitcoms like Roseanne, Everybody Loves Raymond, Home Improvement, and Three's Company. It also features old Country Western films with the likes of John Wayne. So whether you love Westerns, or you loved tv programming anywhere from the 60s to the late 90s there's something for everyone on TV Land.

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Going along with the themes of oldies and Westerns, on satellite tv you can also find new Westerns with a modern spin now in HD. There are two newer shows that fit the bill. One is Deadwood, an HBO Original Series that depicts the development of the town Deadwood, in South Dakota from a western settlement. The show twines together fiction and non-fiction history from the Western days. It features real life characters painted with some poetic license to make the show more compelling. Among those famed Westerners depicted in the show are Calamity Jane and Wild Bill. The show ran for 3 seasons on HBO and you can catch them all now on satellite tv.

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Of course, there are the many made-for-TV movies based upon books by Nora Roberts, Danielle Steel, and other authors that have filled time slots at Lifetime and the Hallmark Channel. What about series, though? In my search for a good example, I've found if anything comes closes it's typically a book or series geared toward younger readers. Pretty Little Liars airs currently airs on ABC Family, and Gossip Girl (based on Cecily Von Ziegesar's books) recently finished a lengthy run on the CW Network. Not all adaptations prove as popular as the books, however. Candace Bushnell's Lipstick Jungle and Gabriella Pierce's 666 Park Avenue did not last long on the small screen.

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