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Music Choice Video On Demand (Included in both Basic and Expanded packages) Watch what you want, when you want. Video on Demand is just like having your very own video library in your home — 801 Hit List 832 Today’s Country with hundreds of movies, specials, series and events to enjoy 802 Max 833 Country Hits whenever you want. Visit channels 1 and 2 for details. 803 Dance/EDM 834 Classic Country 804 Indie 835 Contemporary Christian CHANNELCHANNEL 805 Hip-Hop and R&B 836 Pop Latino 806 Rap 837 Musica Urbana 807 Hip-Hop Classics 838 Mexicana 808 Throwback Jams 839 Tropicales 809 R&B Classics 840 Romances GUIDEGUIDE 810 R&B Soul 841 Sounds of the Seasons 811 Gospel 842 Stage & Screen 812 Reggae 843 Soundscapes 813 Rock 844 Smooth Jazz 814 Metal 845 Jazz ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE 815 Alternative 846 Blues We offer the following VOD channels: 816 Adult Alternative 847 Singers & Swing MOVIES AND SHOWS 817 Rock Hits 848 Easy Listening • Studio Release Movies • HD On Demand 818 Classic Rock 849 Classical Masterpieces • HBO On Demand • A&E On Demand LIKE NEVER BEFORE! 819 Soft Rock 850 Light Classical • TMC On Demand • Disney Family Movies 820 Love Songs • MAX On Demand • Research Channel • Starz On Demand • Discovery On Demand 821 Pop Hits Pay Per View • Encore on Demand • Turner Classic Movies on Demand 822 Party Favorites 701 PPV iN Demand 1 • Showtime On Demand • Cartoon Network on Demand 823 Teen Beats 702 PPV iN Demand 2 • UFC On Demand • And More… 824 Kidz Only! 703 PPV iN Demand 3 • History On Demand 825 Toddler Tunes 721 PPV iN Demand HD 826 Y2K 827 ‘90s Channel Line-Up Subject to Change. Effective September 2020. 828 ‘80s 829 ‘70s 830 Solid Gold Oldies 831 Pop & Country 113 N. Oxford St. | PO Box 45 Oxford, WI 53952 | P: 608.586.4111 www.MarquetteAdams.com Basic Package: $75.95 Expanded Package: $95.95 Premium Channels (Madison Local Channels) (Includes all Basic package channels) (Each Premium Channel package includes access to Premium On Demand content) HD + $8.95 (HD channels shown in orange) HD + $8.95 (HD channels shown in orange) 1 Barker 105 Nickelodeon (405) 33 ESPN Classic 156 Destination America (456) HBO: $19.00 STARZ / STARZ Encore: 2 TV Tutorial (302) 109 Freeform (409) 34 ESPNews (334) 157 Science Channel (457) 601 HBO (501) $16.00 3 WISC CBS (303) 111 Comedy Central (411) 35 ESPNU (335) 158 American Heroes (458) 602 HBO 2 (502) 640 STARZ Encore (540) 5 WGN America (305) 115 Hallmark Channel (415) 36 MLB Network (336) 159 Discovery Life (459) 603 HBO Signature (503) 641 STARZ Encore Action (541) 6 Portage High School 117 TBS (417) 37 Fox Sports 1 (337) 160 History (460) 604 HBO Family (504) 642 STARZ Encore Westerns (542) 10 Olympic Channel (310) 118 Paramount Network (418) 38 Fox Sports 2 (338) 163 National Geographic (463) 605 HBO Comedy (505) 643 STARZ Encore Black (543) 14 TVW 3.2 (314) 119 Turner Network Television (419) 39 Outdoor Channel (339) 165 DIY (465) 606 HBO Zone (506) 644 STARZ Encore Suspense (544) 15 WMTV NBC (315) 121 USA Network (421) 40 NBC Sports Network (340) 166 Nat Geo Wild (466) 645 STARZ Encore Family (545) 16 WeatherNation 15.4 124 Ion Media Networks 41 Sportsman Channel (341) 169 Great American Country (469) 646 STARZ Encore Classic (546) 17 Court TV (317) 125 Grit (425) 42 NFL Network (342) 171 MTV Music Television (471) Cinemax: $17.00 650 STARZ (550) 18 Justice Network 27.5 130 Lifetime (430) 43 Tennis Channel (343) 173 BBC America (473) 19 Cout TV Mystery (319) 131 Lifetime Movie (431) 660 Cinemax (560) 651 STARZ Edge (551) 44 Golf Channel (344) 177 BBC World News (477) 20 MA Events 132 Lifetime Real Women 661 Cinemax More Max (561) 652 STARZ in Black (552) 45 SEC Network (345) 179 CNBC World 21 WHA PBS (321) 141 UP 662 Cinemax Action Max (562) 653 STARZ Kids & Family (553) 46 SEC Alternate 180 Bloomberg Business Television 22 The Wisconsin Channel 21.2 (322) 142 TBN: Trinity Broadcasting Network 663 Cinemax Thriller Max (563) 654 STARZ Cinema (554) 100 Disney Jr (400) 181 CNBC (481) 23 WPT Create 21.3 143 EWTN Global Catholic Network 664 Cinemax Movie Max (564) 655 STARZ Comedy (555) 24 PBS Kids 21.4 144 3 Angels Broadcasting Network 101 Boomerang 190 Sundance (490) 665 Cinemax Outer Max (565) 25 Fox Sports WI Plus (325) 145 INSP 103 Discovery Family Channel (403) 191 IFC (491) 667 Cinemax 5Star Max (567) 26 Decades 27.3 146 Military History 104 Disney (404) 195 AMC (495) Five Star 27 WKOW ABC (327) 147 Crime and Investigation (447) 106 Disney XD (406) 196 Bravo (496) Entertainment 28 MeTV 27.2 150 A&E (450) 107 Fusion (407) 197 FX Movie (497) Showtime: $18.00 Package: $59.00 29 Big Ten Network (329) 153 Discovery (453) 108 E! 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