Heroes & Icons, usually shortened to H&I, publishes a television schedule with full series titles and episode descriptions. Its observed lineup combines classic action and Western programs with crime dramas and several distinct Star Trek series. The useful viewing detail is often the subtitle or episode, not simply the broad franchise name.
H&I’s schedule also identifies the selected viewing location. Before planning a broadcast, make sure that location matches the outlet you intend to watch.
At a glance
| Reference | Detail |
|---|---|
| Schedule context | H&I schedule can be customized by viewing location. |
| Series distinction | Dated listing names multiple separate Star Trek series. |
Choose the right schedule context
The official schedule presents a location and a Customize Where You Watch choice. That context is part of the listing, not decorative information. A schedule opened with a default city should not automatically become your local plan.
Check the chosen location first, then the intended date. Keep the full channel or station reference visible while reading the program row. If you use a printable schedule, retain its date and viewing context as well; a detached program name loses the information that makes it useful for tuning in.
Star Trek is a family of separate series
The observed dated H&I schedule names Star Trek, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise separately. A broad search for “Star Trek on H&I” can therefore locate the right franchise but the wrong program.
Use the complete series title and episode name together. If you follow a particular crew or storyline, an episode description helps distinguish a repeat you want from another franchise installment. Several related series appearing consecutively does not make them one serialized season, so preserve the specific program name when setting a reminder.
Episode details help with the rest of the lineup too
H&I’s schedule also provides episode information for programs such as NCIS, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and its classic action selections. Use those descriptions when a title has been shown before or when you are joining a block midway through.
For example, remembering an investigator or a guest appearance can narrow the search, but the actual episode row gives a firmer match. Once identified, use the current dated listing for the airing. A saved description remains useful for recognition even after the schedule moves on, while an old start time does not remain a current broadcast promise.
Useful answers
Why should I change the H&I schedule’s viewing location?
The official page displays a selected local viewing context. Match it to your outlet before using the program times as a local plan.
Does “Star Trek” identify every H&I franchise airing?
No. H&I lists several separate Star Trek series. Use the complete series and episode names to identify the installment you want.