Fifteen channels on the TV. Nine of them were static. One was the Boise channel we could only get between midnight and 5 am during the winter months. ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS and the local, unaffiliated station which just rebroadcast something from the big three. It was like a crappy backup to what you wanted to watch, but there was a good chance you'd recognize someone in the locally produced commercials.
We had The Big Three, and a local UHF channel that ran a lineup of Japanese kid's shows weekdays from 3-6pm.
Astro Boy was first, then
Gigantor, then
Kimba the White Lion, followed by
Marine Boy.
8 Man ran for a year or so, but was replaced by
Speed Racer which stuck around for years in re-runs.
On the weekends the station ran British puppet and sci-fi shows. That channel introduced me to
Fireball XL-5,
Stingray,
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons,
Thunderbirds,
UFO,
The Avengers,
The Prisoner, and
Space 1999.
Best of all, the station picked up
Star Trek a couple of years after NBC cancelled it, and brought joy to my Trekkie heart for many years.