I absolutely love this television channel. It gives me the chance to watch some of the older…read moretelevision shows that I used to watch as a very young kid. Here you will see such shows as Gilligan's Island, Columbo, Leave It To Beaver, The Love Boat, Green Acres and many, many more of the older programs. Sometimes it's kind of hard to find something good on television these days and this is my go to channel for something that is enjoyable to watch. Years ago I used to like TVLand but that channel is definitely not what it used to be when it first got started. My parents both really like to watch this channel too since they get to see the shows they grew up watching. I am very glad that this TV channel exists and I hope that it will be here to stay because it is one of my very few options for some of the older programs.

Love the old shows BUT it's the same reruns over and over and over and…read more.... Come on guys, if you want people to keep watching shuffle things up some. There's plenty of old shows to pick from

I love your news the people that are on the channel 7 news . but for the news years Eve party on…read moreWacker drive with chance the Rapper it was an all black New Year's Eve party in Chicago there were no white people on stage with chance the rapper. in New York Nashville last Vegas I saw lots of white people on tv in those cities. zero white people in Chicago it made it look like white people in Chicago are the minority .Awfful. I hope you people watch what you aired for everyone to see. Very very poor what I viewed when they showed Chicago .

I had the opportunity to be an audience member for Windy City Live. The entire process was…read moreseamless. Two days before I received confirmation and the day before a QR code. On the day of the show we lined up outside for a few minutes and quickly and efficiently went through the security process. We were seated quickly . The show was 30 minutes and went by so quickly. After the recording Val Warner and Terell Brown stayed for pictures with each audience member. I T was a fun experience and is always interesting to watch a TV show in progress.

please stop changing the programming on the weekend nights…read more I watch your channel every single night from 9 o'clock till 1 AM. On Saturday night I am scrambling for something to watch before I go to bed. Older people who love to go to sleep to your comedies find it really challenging on Saturday night. The very shows that put us to sleep every night are missing. Take a survey if you want and most of us viewers, especially the older ones we like to watch the same thing every night. Also, I DESPISE THE NEW SHOW YOU PUT ON CALLED GHOSTS! Please take it off the air. I will be watching WTTW until you do. That show should be on another channel or at 3 AM. Please do not put it on before I go to bed. It's disconcerting, and I find it disgusting. I love your channel and I got everybody hooked on the nighttime line. Please move that golf show to some other time or channel. Please, please please please please please please please please? You're a loyal your, Carole CAT-LOTTA

Going up and down on the tv dial. After 10:30 few of the local channels have late night talk shows…read morethose are boring. Now ch26 they have comedy in the evening. I like King of Queens, Seinfeld, Family Guy. Weather stories on Saturday nights. Something worth watching. I like syndicated programming.

Let's face it, Channel 2 hasn't been THE Ten O'Clock News for a while now, but then again, save for…read moreChicago Tonight, television journalism in Chicago isn't as rigorous as it was in the Jacobson/Kurtis days. Nonetheless, there are several reasons why you should tune into CBS 2 news every now and then: Number One is investigative reporter Pam Zekman, a munchkin of an elderly woman with thinning hair who has been at Channel 2 since color came to television. The sharpness of Pam's coordinated wardrobe is trumped only by the incisiveness of her reporting: she once simulated falling hardware from the 'L' structure by dropping a huge nail on a cantaloupe from 20 feet up. Number Two: Channel 2's salacious teasers and vapid reporting look splendid in 1080p. The station has taken a cue from crime television and each of their promos spots lure viewers to find out what happens with crystal clear video and dramatic narration. While many of CBS 2's stories are ridiculous--I can't count the number of times I've seen Dorothy Tucker do stories that involve a trip to Walgreen's--you've got a front row seat and a crystal clear view of Chicago's latest scams and deals. Number Three: Walter Jacobson's back. Walter offers his Perspective on Tuesday and Thursday nights, and he has yet to re-master the teleprompter or offer any real insight into current events. At this point, Walter is more Andy Rooney than Mike Royko. Number Four: Kristyn Hartmann. What planet is this woman from? Where did she learn to speak English with those remarkably unique inflections. It's all very dramatic and she's at her best during the post-segment banter with Rob Johnson. With the recent departure of Anne State, there's only one strangely hyper-emotive female reporter. And this one is perfect.

Ever wanted to report breaking news in a hurry...and tried to reach your local news room by phone…read moreor email? Well you can't with CBS 2 Chicago...because their phone number now belongs to Paramount+...and their reporters don't publish their email addresses...so I'm going to report my breaking news to one of their competitors instead...‍

Steve Harvey show was great! I'm such a fan of his books! I was here for the 5th and final season…read moretaping of Steve Harvey for Mothers day week. Upon entering NBC tower we were checked in and all by security with a metal detector all of our bags/belongings. Please remember to pack light so the line can move quicker. You can see all the shows posters they taped from the news, entertainment, Steve Harvey, and Judge Mathis. After security check-in we went up the elevator to the waiting area where we received donuts and water. They call out your name in the order it was received and you form a single file line as you enter the studio. The set was beautiful all jazzed up (shades of purple) for mothers day week. The taping took a while to start like an hr or two to behind so we were watching old episodes of his show which were funny. I can tell you he looks better in person. Be prepared to move, dance, wiggle to get the energy flowing prior to taping. While taping he is so funny and energetic!! His staff was fun, lively, and enthusiastic. Sad to say you will be missed, this is his last season in Chicago but good luck Steve Harvey and crew onto bigger and better things!

We like the new state-of- the-art studio but the moving lines behind the newscasters is very…read moreannoying. It would be nice to stop the movement and just leave the solid lines. Thank you.

I have been lucky enough to attend 3 live recordings at JBTV and each time has been super…read morememorable. I have never had difficulty finding street parking, finding the door to enter can be confusing and you have to ring a doorbell then wait for someone to buzz you inside. I LOOOOOVE the inside of JBTV, so much music history and acts have graced this place/stage. I mean they have a wheelchair signed by one of my hero's, Layne Staley. They usually have free drinks and some light snacks since you stand around for a bit while they get everything ready for the live recording that will eventually be aired on public television, so exciting!! Looking around at all the old music memorabilia is always a fun time. Jerry is the man, suuuuuper super friendly and has been doing this for as long as I can remember. If you ever get a chance to attend a live performance here do it!

I grew up watching JBTV every weekend during the majority of the '90s. Local Chicago television at…read moreits BEST. Music lovers unite, this show showcases the best of local bands and beyond since 1986. A simple format of Jerry interviewing bands, live shows, and non-mainstream music videos. What more could you ask for? Jerry Bryant, please continue this show... for the love of Music! Skinny Puppy 1992 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYLmuASNziU Belly 1993 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQinWvLlvpY Joey Ramone 1995 http://www.truveo.com/Joey-Ramone-on-Blind-Mellon-JBTV-Rating/id/765323816 Radiohead 1996 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsahmJ4Cbuk Garbage 1999 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knEEOdxtMaQ Kill Hannah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0BgmogYneo and more than I can remember... Watch episodes here http://www.xndtv.com/jbtv.php?p=home And on channel 25 on Sundays at midnight.

I love WFLD Fox Chicago. And kudos to Adina Klein, a producer on Good Day Chicago morning show. She…read moreis wonderful to work with and makes any segment better! Also, the hosts are so kind and interested. Thank you so much from Dr. Ian Smith ... and me! Linda Shafran

I use to love Fox 32 News Chicago but lately I have had to change and get the morning news before…read moregoing to work. I tried hearing the weather before but Mike just talk too dam much. He talk about everything before getting to the weather which frustrating as hell. Just give the weather report and shut the hell up about all that other non-sense stuff that has nothing to do with the weather. I dont understand why the producers and Directors hasn't stopped him from doing that. It's ridiculous!!!!!

Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! This show was awesome. I always…read moredreamed of being on this show, and throwing a chair or going for a haymaker punch to only be held back by Steve, the bouncer. My favorite episodes generally involved the "Holiday Hell Feast" where they'd invite the midget Klan over with the midget Black Panthers and let them sort it out over mashed potatoes and gravy. The episodes where someone reveals themselves to be a transgender were always good television. Inevitably, people got their hair pulled or a chair thrown. I never made it to the taping, unfortunately. But it was always my favorite thing to watch on TV when I got to stay home sick from school. I heard they moved the taping to Connecticut. I guess there's better freakazoids out there to put on the show. But it wasn't tacky television. There was always the closing thought, where Jerry poignantly summarizes what we've learned and how we can all make the world a better place.

Tasteless talk shows come and go, but one magazine declared this long-running daytime chatfest "the…read moreworst show in the history of television." Loaded with bleeped profanity and guests who aren't afraid to embarrass themselves on national TV. My daughter went to a few of the shows taping, and she said she laughed from the minute she walked in to the minute the show was over. No matter what the shows title was, I would always get a laugh when I would see his shows on tv. My daughter says that he was such a sweet gentleman. Always greeted his audience with respect. May he RIP