Missing Network Channel

Has anyone heard about why the Sci Fi Channel was taken off the Network listing in the TV Shows area of ITMS? Let me know if anyone has heard or read anything.

First, I didn't know that the Sci Fi Channel was owned by NBC (and thank you for that info). I know that supposedly all of NBC's shows were to be taken off and no further seasons and episodes were to be on the ITMS. If I'm suppose to believe that to be true then why was Stargate Atlantis Season 4 even added. Let alone to let continue until episode 9. Can you answer that question for me? Also by the way you may not be able to click a Sci Fi Channel link but you sure as **** can find the shows in the Science Fiction & Fantasy genre category.

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tcp 0 0 192.168.100.238:9101 192.168.100.218:59038 ESTABLISHED
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