The Hallmark Channel has acquired exclusive rights to a variety of Martha Stewart programming, centered around The Martha Stewart Show. The Hollywood Reporter reports that the network plans to use this material to fashion a two-and-a-half hour Stewart-based programming block that is itself the cornerstone for a larger seven-hour daytime block focused on lifestyle and home content. Hallmark will launch the programming block on March 29.
Mar 16
2010
05:37 PM ET
The Hallmark Channel acquires Martha Stewart content
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Martha who?
First they leave us with NO Murder, She Wrote and now we have to endure two and half hours of Martha. Uh, Hallmark, why mess with a good thing?
I am THRILLED to be able to watch the “old” episodes of Martha Stewart.
I don’t care about “celebrities” I just want to view her programs featuring the art of homemaking. I was an occasional viewer of Hallmark Channel in the past..I have now become a daily viewer..
Thank you..very much..because this new programming “is a good thing”…
-C-
i am not getting any martha stewart episodes any more . what happen love her garden and home shows.
1 hour of Martha once a week would be sufficient Hallmark is wasting good airtime and viewers going elsewhere.