Sci-fi finally returns!
I was at work today, or as I call it "Choo Choo Hell" (because the a/c is broke and the owner won't fix it) when I catch the end of an anime commercial on the Sci-Fi channel. So, its been bothering me all night. So, go to the website, and this is what I find:
SCI FI Unveils 'Ani-Monday'
SCI FI Channel announced "Ani-Monday," a new weekly programming block featuring anime, Mondays from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. ET/PT, starting June 11. Ani-Monday will feature a collection of movies, series and shorts from Starz Media's anime distribution arm, Manga, and marks SCI FI's first foray into original late-night programming, the channel said.
SCI FI's Ani-Monday will feature the exclusive premiere of Ghost in the Shell: Solid State Society. Other titles on the horizon include the feature films Ninja Scroll, Blood: The Last Vampire, Read or Die and Blackjack. The anime block will also be home to premieres of new genre series such as Tokko, Noein and classic series such as Street Fighter II V.
Finally, Sci-Fi brings back its anime day. For those who can remember early Saturday mornings with anime like Vampire Hunter D, Project A-ko, or Venus Wars, this should be nostalgic.
SCI FI Unveils 'Ani-Monday'
SCI FI Channel announced "Ani-Monday," a new weekly programming block featuring anime, Mondays from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. ET/PT, starting June 11. Ani-Monday will feature a collection of movies, series and shorts from Starz Media's anime distribution arm, Manga, and marks SCI FI's first foray into original late-night programming, the channel said.
SCI FI's Ani-Monday will feature the exclusive premiere of Ghost in the Shell: Solid State Society. Other titles on the horizon include the feature films Ninja Scroll, Blood: The Last Vampire, Read or Die and Blackjack. The anime block will also be home to premieres of new genre series such as Tokko, Noein and classic series such as Street Fighter II V.
Finally, Sci-Fi brings back its anime day. For those who can remember early Saturday mornings with anime like Vampire Hunter D, Project A-ko, or Venus Wars, this should be nostalgic.