Enter to win a Comet TV Giveaway: Commemorative Solar Eclipse Prize Pack.
On Monday, August 21, 2017, a solar eclipse will be visible across all of North America. The whole continent will experience a partial eclipse lasting 2 to 3 hours. If you care about the well-being of Earth and you’re a space-head like us, check out COMET’s…
“When The Moon Throws Shade”
Ultimate Guide to Eclipsing
http://www.CometTV.com/eclipse/
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Vampire’s Kiss (1973)
Wednesday, August 16 at 6P/5C
Friday, August 25 at NOON/11C
Steel Dawn (1987)
Friday, August 11 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 12 at 8P/7C
Sunday, August 20 at 4P/3C
Thursday, August 24 at 6P/5C
An American Werewolf in London (1981)
Friday, August 18 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 19 at 8P/7C
Sunday, August 27 at 4P/3C
Thursday, August 31 at 6P/5C
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Friday, August 25 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 26 at 8P/7C
Wednesday, August 30 at 5:30P/4:30C
1984 (1985)
Sunday, August 13 at 6P/5C
Friday, August 18 at 10p/9C
Wednesday, August 23 at MIDNIGHT/11C
Monday, August 28 at 6P/5C
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An American Werewolf in London
One of the greatest horror films of all time is headed to COMET! Check out John Landis’ often imitated but never duplicated 1981 classic, An American Werewolf in London, and discover why it’s always a good idea to “stay off the moors.” The film airs on COMET on August 18 at 8P/7C, and again the following night at the same time.
Friday, August 18 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 19 at 8P/7C
and Sunday, August 27 at 4P/3C
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Most of the time, we’re not big fans of remakes. But once in a while, a remake comes along that vastly outshines its inspiration. Invasion of the Body Snatchers, the 1978 reboot of the 1956 sci-fi thriller, is one of those remakes. Not only that, it’s maybe the best remake ever made, and with stars like Donald Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum, and Leonard Nimoy, it’s not hard to see why. The invasion begins on August 25 at 8P/7C, with an encore airing at 8P/7C on August 26.
Friday, August 25 at 8P/7C
Saturday, August 26 at 8P/7C
and Wednesday, August 29 at 5:30P/4:30C
How to Win a Comet TV Commemorative Solar Eclipse Prize Pack
The Prize Pack contains:
1 – “Total Solar Eclipse” Collectible First Day Issue Stamp – Straight from the USPS this is the official commemorative first-day issue stamp. The commemorative USPS first day issue stamp is heat sensitive so if you put your thumb on it, it will get lighter, revealing more of the picture underneath. This is the first time the USPS has done this!
1 – Comet USB Charging Bank – Do you want to snap a selfie and oh no, you only have 10% power left? Fear not, Comet has you covered. This awesome charger is the perfect save for any emergency situation!
1 – Comet Embroidered Hat – An official Comet TV hat is perfect for any ensemble. It will protect you from the sun, while you look more stylish and awesome than you already are!
1 – Comet Cooler Bag – This fun https://www.globosurfer.com/rtic-vs-yeti-coolers/ is the go-to gear for your sodas, snacks and anything else you want to put it in. Take it to the park when you’re about to watch the eclipse and let your beverages stall chill and frosty, just like you!
1 – Limited Edition Comet SPF 30 Sunscreen Squeeze Pouch – We can’t let you get toasty out in the sun! This limited edition SPF 30 sunscreen pouch can go in your travel bag and let you avoid a nasty burn!
This promotion is open until September 4, 2017 at 11:59 pm EST and is limited to US residents, 18 years or older. The winner will be chosen randomly. Winner must respond to email within 24 hours or prize may be forfeited. Promotional content and prize for this promotion is provided by and shipped by the sponsor and/or its representatives. The prize may be sent via FedEx or UPS. No P.O. Boxes please.
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I completely forgot about it…so no, I did not watch.
Yes I did! I live in Albany Oregon so was able to see a full eclipse!
I did watch it, it was awesome!
I watched it on TV from beginning to end (west coast to east). We didn’t have totality here.
no, I was at work and didn’t have glasses to do so. I did get to see my son’s pictures though
We were outside and ready but my part of Virginia missed it because of clouds covering it!
We had clouds in our area, so we didn’t even notice the darkness.
I did not watch the eclipse
Watched on tv. Super cool.
we are in California so didn’t get to see the total – but we borrowed glasses to watch it for awhile so my granddaughter could see it – it was amazing!
I saw it when it was in totality but no the entire progress.
No I did not watch the eclipse as I didn’t have the proper glasses.
I watched a little of the solar eclipse on television.
No- I slept through the solar eclipse.
I was on a plane in Pennsylvania so did not see the eclipse.
I saw a little bit of it~!
No, I didn’t watch the solar eclipse. I’m not in a very good viewing area anyway. Thank you for the chance to win.
yes I did
It was cloudy but I tried!
Yes, we did.
We didn’t get to see it since it was cloudy.
No, I did not watch.
On the computer!
No I did not watch I was worried about my eyes
Yes, I did
I did and it was so cool
Yes, I did watch the eclipse, but it was very cloudy outside so I didn’t see much.
We watch it from Nevada. It was neat seeing the shadow shapes change too.
Yes, we watched it.
We are in Charleston, SC. We watched it in our front yard.
I did get to see it.
I saw it on the TV.
Yes we traveled from NY to Nashville to watch it! So happy that we made the trip because it was definitely a great experience to see it fully covered!
I didn’t get to see this one, although the sky kept getting cloudy, way back in the 90s, I spent my lunch hour sitting in my car in the midst of an eclipse and it was COOL!
yes, I did
Yes, it was pretty cool!
I was outside but did not see it due to not having proper eyewear
yes I did! the UPS guy loaned me his glasses! lol
I dint not watch it. i had to work
Yes I did.
I did, but it was on TV, not real life.
yes i did ..watch it with my son
\No, it clouded over here in Mobile….instead I was catsitting for my sister while she drove up to Tennessee to watch it.