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Now here’s a way to boost your channel’s ratings where no ratings have gone before: Schedule all five of TV’s “Star Trek” series to air together nightly. (Except Saturday.) It’s happening this week on Heroes & Icons, the digital subchannel offshoot of MeTV that launched nationally in fall 2014. H&I started broadcasting locally as WWOR/9.4 last fall, and cracked the Optimum cable lineup this May (on Ch. As an “emerging” channel, retro-centric H&I hopes its nightly ‘Trek’-fest will broaden viewership at warp speed. “H&I needed some kind of signature to help define and differentiate it from other networks,” says Neal Sabin, vice chairman of Chicago-based Weigel Broadcasting, which created MeTV and H&I.
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After acquiring Trek rights more than a year ago, Sabin waited for H&I to expand in big markets like New York, finally timing its arrival alongside J.J. Abrams’ big-screen sequel “Star Trek Beyond.”. Sunday night’s H&I kickoff featured the premiere hours of the original ’60s “Star Trek,” ’80s revival “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” ’90s continuations “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” and “Star Trek: Voyager,” and prequel “Enterprise,” in one continuous block, which will continue on Sundays 8 p.m.-1 a.m.
Tonight’s H&I lineup introduces the weeknight schedule, which brackets prime time: “Star Trek” and “Next Generation” paired 6-8 p.m., with “Deep Space Nine,” “Voyager” and “Enterprise” running 11 p.m.-2 a.m. Sabin, a lifelong TV junkie and career broadcasting exec, knew that ’70s afternoon syndication of “Star Trek” had attracted young fans to sustain the franchise, while late-night repeats (like WPIX/11’s ’80s midnight run) cemented adult appeal. That scheduling strategy also leaves prime time free to show what else H&I has to offer. “Xena: Warrior Princess” (8 p.m.) and “Hercules: The Legendary Journeys” (9 p.m.) deliver ’90s fantasy adventure, with contemporary adult drama in groundbreaking police hour “NYPD Blue” at 5 and 10 p.m.
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(“Blue” restarts today at 5 with the 1993 pilot starring David Caruso with Dennis Franz.) H&I’s 30-plus series further include daytime westerns (from “Have Gun — Will Travel” to “Kung Fu”), afternoon cops (“Hunter,” “Hill Street Blues”), and weekend/overnight spies (“The Wild Wild West,” “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.”). “Our goal and programming skew is to be a little younger and a little more male” than sibling MeTV, says Sabin, who runs both retro channels along with vintage siblings Decades (co-owned with CBS; locally over-the-air WCBS/2.2, Optimum Ch. 112) and Movies! (with MGM; WNYW/5.2, Optimum Ch. Each fills a niche for local broadcast stations seeking wide-ranging audiences in the subchannel space created by 2009’s federally mandated switch from analog transmission to digital.
Other “diginet” competitors include Antenna TV (WPIX/11.2, Optimum Ch. 114), Cozi TV (WNBC/4.2, Optimum 109), Laff (WABC/7.3, Optimum 108), and Buzzr (WWOR/9.3, Optimum 95). It’s fertile ground for TV growth, as Sabin and Weigel found when MeTV’s 2010 national launch created a phenomenon by carefully curating a lineup of TV classics like “M.A.S.H,” “The Andy Griffith Show” and “Perry Mason,” the 60-year-old legal series that Sabin says is “pushing a million people every night” at 11:30 — bringing MeTV more viewers than most first-run channels. He boasts Me reaches 26 million different viewers a week. Maybe that’s because Sabin’s Weigel channels respect their viewers’ affection for “our TV heritage,” the same way that Nick at Nite/TV Land were positioned in the ’80s-’90s. H&I will run the original ’60s “Trek” episodes without the cuts common over the past 50 years.
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And MeTV will add Darren McGavin’s 1974 cult fave, “The Night Stalker,” to run alongside Peter Falk’s “Columbo” this fall.