Shows Broadcast On Yes Stars HD
| Series | Season | Network |
|---|---|---|
| 30 Rock | 1-2 | NBC |
| Army Wives | 1-2 | Lifetime |
| Battlestar Galactica | 1-2 | Sci Fi |
| Big Love | 1-2 | HBO |
| Cold Case | 2-4 | CBS |
| Criminal Justice | 1 | BBC One |
| Criminal Minds | 1-3 | CBS |
| Desperate Housewives | 1-4 | ABC |
| Dexter | 3 | Showtime |
| Dirt | 2 | FX Networks |
| Dirty Sexy Money | 1 | ABC |
| Eli Stone | 1 | ABC |
| Entourage | 3 | HBO |
| Friday Night Lights | 1-2 | NBC |
| Generation Kill | 1 | HBO |
| Ghost Whisperer | 3 | CBS |
| Grey's Anatomy | 1-4 | ABC |
| Heroes | 1-2 | NBC |
| In Plain Sight | 1 | USA Network |
| Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | 4 | NBC |
| Little Britain USA | 1 | HBO |
| Meadowlands | 1 | Showtime |
| One Tree Hill | 5 | The CW |
| Private Practice | 1 | ABC |
| Pushing Daisies | 1 | ABC |
| Reaper | 1 | The CW |
| Samantha Who? | 1 | ABC |
| Secret Diary of a Call Girl | 2 | ITV2 |
| Smallville | 7 | The CW |
| Supernatural | 1,3 | The CW |
| The Closer | 1-4 | TNT |
| The Kill Point | 1 | Spike |
| The Lost Room | Miniseries | Sci Fi Channel |
| The Starter Wife | Miniseries | USA Network |
| The Tudors | 1-2 | Showtime |
| Tin Man | Miniseries | Sci Fi |
| True Blood | 1 | HBO |
| Weeds | 1-2,4 | Showtime |
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