can't find it.

Its on Comcast sportsnet on Uverse, not cbssports, maybe its the same place on DirectTV

Hey guys,
PNIA will definitely be on CBSsports Sunday night at 10pm Eastern.
http://www.cbssports.com/cbssports

yeah, it just didn't show up in the Directv listings. cbssports said auto racing

It's there now.

yeah i saw it too now.
weird that the listings were incorrect for so long

It's on 1643 CBS Sports on Uverse now, they all must be using the same master schedule list so it took awhile to update

It's pretty good. I like the people they picked to put on it (mostly old-schoolers with decent personalities). The sound mix could be a little better, or sharpened. I will keep watching. It is sort of the opposite of WPT. It's on a human level (it's not about bells and whistles and helicopters landing in a CGI city and blue smoke and Mike and Vince yelling cliches and constant all-ins). On the other hand, it sort of comes off as a new Cash Poker but with a lot of stock jazz music added...

That said, it's the best poker show on TV until the WSOP starts airing...

Can we watch it somewhere online (outside the US)?

I'd also like to know this?

I couldn't disagree more. It was mostly unwatchable with the terrible production values that rivaled the Heartland Poker Tour..about on par with Wayne's World on public access. The graphics that told the viewers where the action was was almost impossible to read and follow.

I did think the players they chose were fine, but it just had a terrible feel to it like it was an infomercial for 888Poker.

I hope it improves, but I doubt it..

If you like WSOP, you should like the EPT shows just as much really. There isn't much difference in the edited episodes now...possibly the WSOP might emphasis the 'backstory' parts a little more but the EPT has really closed the gap in terms of quality IMO and some of the episodes especially the last 3 of EPT london were outstanding in terms of hands not involving coin flips and actually being quite interesting.

Is there a link to the show for cox

Have you ever seen Cash Poker? I think you haven't seen it and are disagreeing with me while still agreeing with me (Cash Poker and Heartland Poker are similar, it's just that Cash Poker had more interesting players, like Poker Night does.)

On dish network? haven't see it?

Got it, its 158 on Dish, just hit the prerecord for it

it's like Heartland Poker Tour prodction levels with the top tv players from 2005. Not a good thing... but I'll watch any televised poker

Agreed, I was really disappointed with the production quality and I was thinking this is a little worse than watching the Heartland Poker Tour 4 years ago. The banter and action was pretty boring as well, hopefully it will pick up.

How those graphics made it past the edit is mind boggling. I'm watching on a 50" TV and can't read a damn thing.

On a positive note, I was glad to see a sponsored poker TV show airing in the US so hopefully this bodes well for higher quality programming in the future

EPT shows are the best shows currently available, top notch in every way....IMHO

The attempts at humor by the host/writers were pretty off the mark. When they read out the entire dictionary definition for "grinder" I almost shut it off.

I did. But I do have it taped.

The Matusow/Deeb tilt-a-whirl was worth watching, and I don't blame Mike one bit.

I really want to like this show, but it's been pretty bad so far. The way it's produced makes it so hard to follow what's going on in the hand. I understand its aimed at people who aren't familiar with poker and is focused more on the personalities than the gameplay, but I think they've taken that to too much of an extreme. If what is going on in the game is completely ignored then why would anybody care about the people playing it? Really hoping things get better as it goes along though, as it's nice to have high stakes cash games on television again.

What channel on DirecTV ?

I agree.

I saw my first show (episode 7) last night. The graphics were horrible and hard to follow. They showed a picture of all 8 players at the table at the bottom of the screen. When a player folded, they did not remove their picture. When a player was in the hand they highlighted the players. They never removed the inactive players. If it was the 1st and 8th player, you had to look left and right at the screen to try and figure out what was happening. You couldn't hear the commentator because the other players were laughing and caring on private conversations across the table.

When the flop came they showed the cards at the top of the screen. Now you had to look left, right, and up at the top of the TV screen.

When the show ended, there was another show (episode 8) right after it. I shut the TV off and went to bed!!!!

http://www.pokernight.com/episodes/pilot

First two episodes are available on the official website.
Please upload the rest.