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This episode of Remembering When features public domain video of a couple of classic horror movies, which by today's standards aren't so much scarey as they are amusing. There is also a feature on the safety of the notorious Chevy Corvair and a special featurette featuring Lucille Ball and her old Lucy Show. Remembering When is presented for its historical nature and is presented as a look back at the way life used to be.

This episode features and In-Depth look at how showing and watching movies has changed over the years. In addition to seeing some of the first movies ever made (over a hundred years ago), you will also learn about changes in how movies have been projected over the years as well as how the current 3D fad is different from that of the 1950s and how television is using the medium.

This nostalgic program features public domain video and images of years gone by. In this episode, learn how to make a salad with Red Skelton, see how bullying in schools was dealt with in the 1950's, and remember a few of the products and programs of yesteryear. Remembering When is presented as a historical and entertaining retrospective program and is comprised of public domain video and images freely available on the internet. Anyone knowing of a segment being presented that is not in the public domain is asked to contact MetroCast Channel 10 and it will be removed immediately.

This episode features a segment on making the sport of fishing a family activity. You will also meet the new General Manager of MetroCast-PA, Tom Carey. And we introduce you to some real-live heroes who were honored during a recent Red Cross event.

This episode features dancing, singing, unbreakable portable radios, a look at the future from the year 1964, the importance of using a zip code and much more. Historical, interesting and sometime unintentionally funny, these public domain films are a quick glimpse at the way life used to be.

Featured... The historical Jackson Mansion in Berwick (which is being renovated to its original look), the New Berwick City Hall, and Ed Edwards (the retiring 30 year president of the Columbia-Montour Chamber of Commerce

Features archival, public domain video of the 1960 Fords, Cola Commercials, Making your own dresses (1940's), Minding Your Manners (1950s), and much more.

This episode features a look at the justice system here in PA with a Mock Trial concerning fake traffic court incidents as presented before three local District Judges. Along the way, the Nescopeck Explorer post got to learn a thing or two about the law. There was also a segment on the Berwick Area United Way's Annual Day of Caring clean up day, and a segment on the Berwick Area YMCA's annual Healthy Kids Day which was designed to get kid active.

In this episode, we went MetroCasting to Bill's Old Bike Barn, one of Columbia County's best kept secrets. This hidden gem of a museum sits just off Route 11 in Berwick and is full of amazing artifacts from this country and Europe. Also, we profiled three young soccer players from this area who are now state soccer champions courtesy of a Regional Elks Shoot Out competition. And we previewed the brand new MetroCast Channel 10 program called "Remembering When". This show features public domain and archival video of days gone by including instructional films on how to act, promotional films about new cars and other products, and more.

This episode features the very popular local trivia icon, Quizzo Fred, who allowed us to get to the bottom of his fun and "R" rated trivia program. We also examined the popularity of American Girl Doll Bingo. And we profiled the father and son team of Kerry and Matt Eddinger who both work for MetroCast Communications as Service Technicians.

This episode features a segment on Dodgeball including video from a recent local tournament. Also in this episode, a local senior citizen's group held its first ever bake-off competition. MetroCasting was there for the judging as well as preparations for the event by 2 sisters. This episode also has a unique look at an Indoor Field Hockey league run by a couple of US Olympic-National Field Hockey team members who live in NEPA.

This episode features a young woman who became the first person in her school's history to score 1000 career points in basketball. There is also an interview with the CEO of MetroCast & Harron Communications, James Bruder. Among the items discussed is the history of this Cable Television Company, it's many services as well as an explanation why cable television costs as much as it does. The last segment features the local band DYN or Don't You Know. MetroCasting got the chance to sit in while the band prepared for its first gig.