Comet (Pacific) TV Guide & Broadcast Schedule
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Season of the Witch
His faith broken by many years fighting in the Crusades, a knight named Behman returns to Europe and finds it ravaged by the Black Plague. A dying cardinal orders Behman and his friend, Felson, to take an accused witch to a remote abbey, where monks will destroy her powers and end the pestilence. As Behman and five comrades undertake the dangerous journey, they come to realize that the prisoner is
Grimm
Hank and Wu discover a way to stop Renard; Adalind gets a phone call that puts her in the middle of everything; Monroe and Rosalee get a demonstration of Diana's power; Eve and Trubel work on the mystery of the cloth and the healing stick.
Grimm
Nick devises a plan that will take Capt. Renard out of his element; Adalind and Monroe attempt to keep the plan on track; Eve and Rosalee race to get the spell ready in time.
The X-Files
Scully pursues one of Mulder's leads and becomes involved with a man whose tattoo tells him to commit murder.
The X-Files
Fear for Scully's health prompts the agents to review the circumstances of her abduction two years earlier.
The X-Files
Mulder and Scully (David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson) investigate mysterious deaths that follow a murder in a Jewish community.
The X-Files
Special Agents Scully and Mulder race against the clock to capture an unstoppable assassin who murdered a high-ranking military official.
Xena: Warrior Princess
"The Queen of Cons" convinces Gabrielle to base a play on her adventures with Xena, so she can run off with the production's investment money.
Xena: Warrior Princess
Najara returns claiming a newfound mantra for nonviolence while Joxer wrestles with the guilt of his first kill.
Xena: Warrior Princess
Friends and family gather for Gabrielle's surprise birthday party, only to become suspects in a murder investigation.
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Tales From the Darkside
A theatrical director and several of her colleagues find themselves trapped in a stagehand's strange dream.
Night of the Demons
Wild teenage girls (Mimi Kinkade, Linnea Quigley) hold a Halloween seance in an old funeral parlor to scare their friends.
Stargate SG-1
After Daniel vanishes during an exploration, the team seeks help from his eccentric grandfather.
Stargate SG-1
The SG-1 team faces its most formidable foe -- creatures of mass destruction that even the Asgard can't control.
The Librarians
When people begin getting hurt in the unluckiest of ways, the Librarians follow the trail to a casino where the owner appears to possess an artifact capable of stealing people's luck.
The Librarians
Santa takes Flynn, Baird and Jenkins on his first vacation in centuries; the Librarians use Santa's sleigh to save Ezekiel's career-criminal mother, as well as Christmas itself, from Santa's grinch of a brother, the Patron Saint of Thieves.
Grimm
A menacing new Wesen terrorizes a young family; Capt. Renard is shocked by an unexpected guest; Diana has news for Monroe and Rosalee; Eve looks for answers relating to her strange visions and side effects after being healed by the stick.
Grimm
A new Wesen with a deadly hunger is unearthed after being dormant for seven years; Capt. Renard continues to deal with a ghost from his past; Monroe and Rosalee try to find out if Diana's premonition is true; Adalind finds Eve in the tunnels.
Minority Report
Based on a story by famed science fiction writer Philip K. Dick, "Minority Report" is an action-detective thriller set in Washington D.C. in 2054, where police utilize a psychic technology to arrest and convict murderers before they commit their crime. Tom Cruise plays the head of this Precrime unit and is himself accused of the future murder of a man he hasn't even met.
The X-Files
Special Agents Mulder and Scully investigate a suspicious plane crash that killed a well-known alien abductee.
The X-Files
After the official explanation leaves unanswered questions, Mulder and Scully risk their lives searching for the actual cause of the airliner disaster.
Comet (Pacific) is a free over-the-air digital television network dedicated primarily to science fiction, fantasy, supernatural, and cult classic entertainment. Designed specifically for viewers in the Pacific Time Zone, the Comet (Pacific) feed aligns broadcast times with local West Coast schedules. This TV guide provides an overview of the network's programming layout, helping viewers check today’s broadcast line-up, tonight’s featured shows, and upcoming science-fiction broadcasts.
About Comet TV (Pacific Feed)
Comet is an American digital broadcast network owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. Launched to cater to fans of speculative fiction, the channel offers a regular schedule of classic sci-fi series, creature features, action-adventure programs, and fantasy movies.
Because television schedules are tied to local times, the Pacific feed ensures that prime-time broadcasts, late-night movies, and daytime series align correctly with the local clock for viewers located in the Pacific Time Zone. Depending on your location and television service, Comet is accessible via digital antenna (over-the-air subchannels), select cable providers, and streaming platforms that feature live digital network feeds.
Comet (Pacific) TV Guide Overview
Using the Comet (Pacific) TV guide allows viewers to browse daily and weekly broadcast blocks. The network's programming schedule is generally structured around thematic blocks, including:
- Daytime Series Blocks: Multi-episode runs of classic science fiction and supernatural television series.
- Prime-Time Programming: Flagship sci-fi dramas, fan-favorite cult series, and curated feature films airing during evening viewing hours.
- Late-Night Sci-Fi & Horror Movies: B-movies, vintage horror features, and retro speculative cinema scheduled for late-night viewing.
To check what is on Comet today or tonight, review the current time slots listed in your local channel grid or digital program guide.
How to Use Comet (Pacific) TV Listings
Navigating TV listings for Comet (Pacific) helps ensure you do not miss scheduled episodes or movies. Broadcast times are configured for Pacific Standard Time (PST) or Pacific Daylight Time (PDT), depending on the time of year.
When reviewing TV listings for this channel, keep the following factors in mind:
- Verify Your Time Zone: Confirm that your listings provider is set to the Pacific Time Zone so program times match your local feed.
- Identify Today’s & Tonight’s Listings: Evening prime-time blocks usually feature the network’s top-billed series or movies, while daytime hours often feature episodic marathons.
- Check for Episode Titles and Details: Digital program guides frequently include episode synopsis information, season and episode numbers, and original air dates.
- Account for Provider Differences: While the network feed is synchronized, local affiliate station identification or short localized breaks may vary slightly by market.
Programming Categories on Comet
Comet focuses on specific genre entertainment. Viewers tuning in can expect content across several distinct categories:
- Science Fiction: Space exploration series, time-travel adventures, futuristic dramas, and alien invasion storylines.
- Supernatural & Fantasy: Shows involving paranormal investigations, magic, mythic quests, and urban fantasy.
- Cult & Retro Cinema: Feature films from classic eras of sci-fi and horror, ranging from 1950s monster movies to 1980s and 1990s action-fantasy classics.
- Mystery & Horror: Anthology series, thriller movies, and dark speculative fiction stories.
Understanding Regional & Provider Schedule Variations
While Comet maintains a standardized Pacific feed for West Coast markets, minor variations can occur depending on how you receive the signal:
Program times can vary by date, region, and provider. Check the latest listings for the most current schedule, especially during broadcast transitions or holiday programming changes.
- Over-the-Air (OTA) Antenna: Local broadcast affiliates carrying Comet as a subchannel broadcast according to the Pacific clock, though localized station identification may occur.
- Cable & Satellite: Cable systems mapping the Pacific feed will display times local to the West Coast, but channel numbers vary significantly by provider and city.
- Livestreaming Services: Online platforms streaming the network feed may display schedules based either on your device’s current location settings or a universal broadcast clock.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Comet (Pacific) TV Guide?
The Comet (Pacific) TV guide is a broadcast schedule detailing program times, episode titles, and movie airings specifically tuned for viewers watching in the Pacific Time Zone.
What kind of shows air on Comet (Pacific)?
Comet focuses on science fiction, fantasy, horror, and supernatural programming. Its line-up includes vintage sci-fi television series, genre cult classics, and monster movies.
What is on Comet (Pacific) tonight?
Comet’s evening schedule typically features prime-time science-fiction series followed by late-night sci-fi or horror feature films. Check current daily listings for exact movie titles and airtimes for tonight.
How do I find the Comet schedule for my local channel?
You can check the schedule through your television's on-screen Electronic Program Guide (EPG), your cable/satellite provider's channel menu, or by referencing local digital TV listings configured for the Pacific Time Zone.
Does Comet (Pacific) broadcast at different times than the Eastern feed?
Yes. The Pacific feed is adjusted so that programs air at appropriate local times on the West Coast, ensuring prime-time shows air in the evening local time rather than three hours earlier.
Why might broadcast times differ from the published schedule?
Schedules can occasionally change due to network revisions, special programming marathons, or local affiliate broadcast adjustments. Referring to updated local listings provides the most accurate timing.