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After a hard, grueling day, you need some quality entertainment to lighten your load and brighten your day. So, what do you do? You switch on your TV and tune in to your favorite channel. One that offers you all that you need and more. The channel that understands what kind of programming you like and ensures you get excellent content each time. A channel like Lifetime!
Lifetime is like a staple food in American households. When subscribing to a TV plan, people often check its inclusion in the channel list. For many, it can be the deciding factor, and rightly so. With shows so entertaining, it’s indeed a must-have.
The only trouble people usually face when they first subscribe to a TV service is accessing a channel on their new lineup. Browsing the entirety of a channel lineup to find one is no doubt a painstaking task. It’s not only time consuming and annoying, but sometimes you might just miss the channel you are looking for, and find yourself having to go over the process one more time.
Well, there has to be a better way and if that’s what you seek, you’ve come to the right place!
We’ve done our research, so you don’t have to. If you are already subscribed to Spectrum TV but can’t find your favorite Lifetime channel number, read on. With a listing of various U.S. cities and the corresponding Lifetime channel number in each, you may just be fortunate to find what channel is Lifetime on Spectrum in your home city. But, before we get to that, let’s look at exactly what it is that makes Lifetime so popular.
Founded in 1984, the channel has had a long journey in the realm of TV entertainment, one that has not been smooth all the way. From its onset, Lifetime intended to showcase programming that was geared towards women or presented women in leading roles. But, it was not until the mid-1990s the channel came to earn praise for having “gone a long way toward shedding its low-rent image”.
In the 1990s Lifetime programming came to target spouses of the channel’s women audience instead of showing women protagonists in powerful solo roles. The channel began airing limited coverage of women’s sports. And, also strengthened its relationship with various women’s organizations leading to public service announcements about issues pertaining to women, such as breast cancer awareness, etc.
With its new tagline “Lifetime—Television for Women”, the channel became a symbol of woman-power, so much so that when TCI no longer wanted to carry the network and announced the same in 1996, women’s groups and politicians rallied behind Lifetime. As a result, the number of households that lost Lifetime subscription was cut down to 300,000.
Its effort to legitimize itself as “committed to offering the highest quality entertainment and information programming, and advocating a wide range of issues affecting women and their families”, progressively gained much success. Largely due to two strategies: employing women to write, develop, direct and produce content that features the modern woman carrying the weight of her postmodern self-awareness, as she questions her tropes and pushes to do better. In a relatively short time, Lifetime has created a whole new genre of “women’s entertainment” and given a space for discussing, reflecting, and commenting on women’s issues. It has distinguished itself from others so well, while others are now only beginning to catch up. You’ll find originality here, and that is what has caught the eye of the public and made it so widely loved by women in particular.
The fact the channel has, symbolically speaking, stood up to the misogyny traditions in Hollywood that remained hidden for long, has also played a key role in Lifetime’s massive popularity among the female demographic.
Cable TV experience for a vast cross-section of American women remains incomplete without Lifetime in the lineup, which is why Spectrum TV ensures no matter which plans you’re subscribed to, you get access to Lifetime content. So, whether you are subscribed to Spectrum TV Select Signature, or TV Select Plus, you’ll be able to watch Lifetime with the ease that Spectrum brings to your TV watching regime.
Subscribing to a new cable plan is always exciting. There are sure to be some new channels that you can explore, and of course, your all-time favorite ones to indulge in.
Cable TV experience for a vast cross-section of American women remains incomplete without Lifetime in the lineup, which is why Spectrum TV ensures no matter which plans you’re subscribed to, you get access to Lifetime content. So, whether you are subscribed to Spectrum TV Select Signature or add-ons as well, you’ll be able to watch Lifetime with the ease that Spectrum brings to your TV watching regime.
Since the channel numbers on Spectrum vary in different areas, you can make use of the Spectrum on-screen TV guide to discover everything in one place. If you still need help, you can check here by putting in your address and ZIP code.
With so many people watching Lifetime’s shows, you’re bound to be curious about what is so interesting. Well, while each show is worth watching there are some you just can’t do without, so if you’re wondering what to watch first, this should help.
This reality television series is all about dancing. Set in Jackson, Mississippi, this show follows Coach Dianna Williams and her dance troupe the ‘Dancing Dolls’ as they compete with rivals groups to be the best. You see some great dance routines and get a glimpse into competitive dancing.
Interior decoration is a passion for many. Sure, the most we’ll decorate is our own rooms and that too using the IKEA catalog, but you can’t deny it is a fun experience. What’s more, beautiful design is soothing to the eyes. It’s no wonder then why Lifetime has a reality show dedicated just for this. This series shows you master decorators and artisans in action—they inspire you and give you creative ideas that you can adapt to fit your own home.
Her dream wedding turns into a nightmare when she finds out her fiancé is cheating on her just hours prior to saying I do. So, what does Amanda do? This Upper East Side Socialite runs off only to find herself at a Renaissance fair. With no phone or any idea of the way back home, she is stranded at this unlikely place. Following rare moments of awakening, she impulsively decides to join the fair and turns things around for herself with a new perspective on life.
The life of 16 individuals comes crashing down when they’re sentenced to prison for life. Shedding light on the consequences of crime, the show delves into ways incarceration impacts the lives of people close to them. Knowing the crimes were non-violent in nature it feels even more devastating, but that is the justice system in place today. As you follow these people in their 24 hours of freedom before being locked for years to come, you’ll learn a little empathy and love, and gain a little perspective. It makes for an engaging watch, so be sure to check this docuseries out.
College can get expensive. The student debt on young shoulders is sure to be a burden, one that you’d want to reduce as much as you can. Getting a $100,000 college fund can seem like a dream come true, which is why many compete to get on to Child Genius. Only 20 kids, however, aged 8 to 12 make it from across the US. The struggles and the competitive challenges are worth watching, even if it’s not you who’s in the run for the money.
You’ll hardly ever find a channel with reality shows with such a variety of subjects. The best thing though is while others play on drama to attract audiences, these shows are educational, inspirational, and motivational. So go ahead, and start watching. With so much there, you won’t find yourself getting bored anytime soon. And if you have your Spectrum TV paired with Spectrum Internet, you may feel the world is at your fingertips! Because, a TV and internet bundle with Spectrum sure brings great value to your investment, not only in terms of the discounted rate but the perks that you get to enjoy.
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