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In 1989, Milli Vanilli was “blaming it on the rain,” but for the next few weeks cable TV and satellite customers will be blaming it on the sun. That’s because starting October 5^th, cable TV and satellite customers will experience a phenomenon known as “sun outages”.  Sun outages occur for a week each Spring and Fall, right around the time of the equinoxes (when the sun crosses the celestial equator and day and night are of equal length.)

Last week we highlighted some of the new TV shows that will be filling your prime-time TV guide this fall. So, we thought it only appropriate to highlight some of the much-loved shows that will also be returning this fall. Here is a little recap from TV Guide on where some of your favorite shows left off and where they are headed this season. We have also created a helpful calendar on MyImOn.com/Events to help you remember when your favorite shows will be premiering. And remember you can always catch your favorite shows anytime, anywhere with ImOn TV Everywhere.

Summer is coming to a close and along with the close of the sunny season comes the end
of some of our favorite summer TV shows. While we will miss our summer series, it’s time to get excited for some fresh faces coming onto our screens this fall! If you are looking for good dramas, new comedies, or even programming that you can stream on your ImOn TV Everywhere, we've put together a list of some of the great new programs that will be filling the slots on your prime-time TV guide.

While September marks the beginning of Fall, it also marks the start of the Fall TV season. The major networks are gearing up to release a bunch of new series, including both comedies and dramas, and new episodes of some of our favorite returning shows. (Next week, we will highlight some of the most hyped new shows coming this fall.) With all the new shows hitting the air, we thought it was important to take some time to review the TV Rating system.

Whether its college or NFL, fans are getting excited for the upcoming football season and are ready to root for their teams. The Associated Press released its College Football Preseason Rankings on Sunday, August 21^st. There were a few surprises atop the list. Alabama, Clemson, and Oklahoma are at the top with the Iowa Hawkeyes currently ranked #17.  But according to CBS Sports, only two teams have started the season #1 in the polls and have gone on to win the national championship. So we will have to see how this year plays out, and that’s why ImOn Communications is committed to bringing you the games you want.

For 17 days, thousands of athletes, representing 206 countries, will take part in the 2016 Rio Summer Olympic Games. With an unprecedented 6,755 hours of programming, the Rio Olympic Games will provide more live Olympic coverage than ever before. And with ImOn TV Everywhere you don’t have to worry about missing a moment, no matter where you are.