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I'm curious, wasn't National Geographic launched at that point or was it launched to co-incide with the launch of children's network, Fox Kids?
When Pick was known as Sky Three, then it made sense to have Sky One and Sky Two. But when Atlantic launched and Sky acquired Living then Two and Three became low priority. But this was in 2011 and amazingly both channels are still on air.
Sky One didn’t have a Sky Two from 1989 to 1996 and then again from 1997 to 2005. They had a supplementary channel called Sky One Mix, that became Sky Mix before it eventually became Sky Two.
Sky Two of 1996-97 was not the Sky Two we have today. It was basically a channel with its own output outright. However most of what was shown didn’t rate well causing Sky to pull the plug in less than a year. The frequency was replaced with the National Geographic Channel.
Sky One didn’t have a Sky Two from 1989 to 1996 and then again from 1997 to 2005. They had a supplementary channel called Sky One Mix, that became Sky Mix before it eventually became Sky Two.
Sky Two of 1996-97 was not the Sky Two we have today. It was basically a channel with its own output outright. However most of what was shown didn’t rate well causing Sky to pull the plug in less than a year. The frequency was replaced with the National Geographic Channel.
I'm curious, wasn't National Geographic launched at that point or was it launched to co-incide with the launch of children's network, Fox Kids?