Dish adds TBS HD too, where's FIOS?
Dish subscribers only missed a few HD MLB playoff games, but now they get to enjoy the rest because yesterday TBS HD showed up. We're not keeping score, but we believe that Verizon's FIOS is the last hold out. Only the most devout HD baseball fan would switch providers just to watch the playoff in HD, but we're sure there will be a few; especially if Verizon continues to extend this six month HD dry spell while every other provider is adding HD channels at a record pace.

















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Christopher @ Oct 7th 2007 11:21AM
Mediacom has not yet added TBSHD.. Then again Mediacom doesn't add much when it comes to HD :)
Jeff @ Oct 7th 2007 12:08PM
Comcast has yet to add TBS HD in many areas. Including mine. Did I mention I live in a state Capital?
Jeff N. @ Oct 7th 2007 12:12PM
Other than the Baseball playoffs TBS has Zero 16:9 HD content. It all that stretched awful looking stuff. Even the movies they show are stretched. Once the playoffs are over with this will be a useless station.
D. Dub @ Oct 7th 2007 12:41PM
What about Uverse??? Have they added it yet?
Noodlez @ Oct 7th 2007 12:42PM
What happens when baseball is done? Does TBSHD have any real HD?
tbville @ Oct 7th 2007 12:49PM
comcast in Salt lake city just added TBS HD on Saturday, a few days late for the playoffs but better then nothing,
btw what else do they have that is in HD?
Jeff N. @ Oct 7th 2007 4:15PM
tbville, apparently nothing else on TBSHD is true 16:9 HD. So I don't think anyone should get too excited about getting this station.
Seth Amott @ Oct 7th 2007 12:52PM
Cox has not added TBS HD in the Wichita, KS market. Thats just like Cox, say they did it, then do it half-arsed and hold off on the smaller markets. At least satallite is consistent. I mean, honestly, why can't cox have the exact same channel lineup in all their markets. Plus, the Wichita market is not that small, the only problem I suppose is that much of the Wichita market is rural, which means old crappy lines that can't handle much HD. *Shrug*
chris @ Oct 7th 2007 1:08PM
I read on the Verizon Surround Sports forum that the Verizon business office told a customer that they have tentative plans to add TBS HD during Q108...but even then, it might still be up for debate. So doesn't look like it will happen during this year's playoffs. :-(
MalibuRum @ Oct 7th 2007 1:14PM
They just added TBS HD to Time Warner Los Angeles yesterday for the MLB Playoffs. I searched online and on my cable info channels regarding any future HD channels and nothing. I'm not very optimistic about TW's future HD prospects relative to DirecTV & Dish.
sn1per420 @ Oct 7th 2007 1:32PM
I'm switching to FiOS in 2 weeks, but by then it won't matter, because all the TBS games will have been played already.
Eric M @ Oct 7th 2007 1:43PM
Doesn't really matter. Once the games are up there will be nothing to watch on it anyway, unless you like strech-o-vision.
Steven @ Oct 7th 2007 1:43PM
Charter has added a few of the new HD channels (mostly that upsampled stretched mess), but no TBS yet.
MHAithaca @ Oct 7th 2007 2:50PM
Well, I certainly appreciate the top that it's now on DISH! My TiVo didn't know about that yet, and I wouldn't have noticed. Used Google to find that it's channel number 542. Looks great! Looking forward to today's game. Go Sox!
MHAithaca @ Oct 7th 2007 3:01PM
Er. Tip.
David @ Oct 8th 2007 9:10AM
Now all they need to ass is Bravo, SciFi Channel,USA Network, CNN and The Weather Channel.
dslate @ Oct 8th 2007 9:11AM
I feel a little guilty when an HD channel gets added that doesn't make it into my Favorites. :(