Play (2001–2003)) (2003-2004) Zip File (1998-2001) Big Thinkers (1999-2002) AudioFile (2000-2002) Dash's Animation House (2000-2001) Working the Web (2000-2001) You Made It (2000-2001) Titans of Tech (2001) Tomorrow's World (2001-2002) Anime Unleashed (2002-2004) Eye Drops (2002) Future Fighting Machines (2002-2004) Max Headroom (2002-2003) Secret, Strange & True (2002-2003) The Tech of (2002-2004) Techno Games (2002-2004) Thunderbirds (2002-2004) Beyond Tomorrow (TV series) (2003-2004) Body Hits (2003) Conspiracies (2003) Invent This! (2003) Performance (2003-2004) Robot Wars (2003-2004) Spy School (2003-2004) Unscrewed with Martin Sargent (2003-2004) Wired For Sex (2003-2004) Nerd Nation (2004) Living with the Future (international) Music Wars Page View Plastic Surgery (international) Strange Science (international) Reunion A possible TechTV reunion was announced by Leo Laporte in his blog on July 21, 2006. Further details were also announced by Chris Pirillo on his blog. Nothing further has been mentioned about a reunion of TechTV staff since 2006. Laporte and Patrick Norton, however, did team up for a final skit on the series finale of Attack of the Show. See also Revision3 TWiT.tv CNET TV, TechTV's primary competition until the 2004 merger with G4. CNET TV once aired syndicated on USA Network and the Sci-Fi Channel (SyFy); it now runs as an online video network and through on-demand service with cable and satellite. References External links TechTV website (redirects to G4 website) The TechTV Vault Internet Archive of TechTV website UndoTV website (redirects to geeks.pirillo.com) ZDTV starts broadcasting – News.com, May 11, 1998 G4 Canada website, which identified as G4techTV until June 2009. Continued to host Leo Laporte's TV shows (Call for Help, The Lab) until cancelled in 2008 after sale to Rogers Comm., and shares programming from American-produced shows from Comcast, Turner Broadcasting and other networks. Owned by Rogers Communications. DigitalLife TV – Targeted to replace the former TechTV network with the original concept, ownership, and hosts. The network went offline in 2009, with all hosts now employed on Revision3. Revision3 – An online video network co-founded by Kevin Rose covering technology. Features Tekzilla with Patrick Norton formerly of The Screen Savers, and diggnation. TWiT.TV (This Week in Tech) –Leo Laporte's podcast and online video network aimed at filling the void left by TechTV. Also hosted This Week in Fun with Sarah Lane and Martin Sargent, until it was put on indefinite hiatus in January 2010. Television channels and stations established in 1998 Television channels and stations disestablished in 2004 G4