Hitler Channel
n.— «How come Arts & Entertainment (aka the Hitler Channel) doesn’t show it every other day?» —“Misc Ramblings (Potpouri)” by Spiros Triantafyllopoulos Usenet: soc.culture.greek June 22, 1992. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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Actually, the Hitler Channel is the History Channel, no? I referred to this in comic strip form a year or so ago.
Yes, indeed, now it is usually the History Channel, though as you can see, A&E was called such before the History Channel ever debuted. HC is owned by A&E, incidentally.