Not that I'm aware of. The first question that comes to mind is are you in a single family home or multi-resident complex? If you're in a single family home, then I'd guess that each TV tuner is having difficulty receiving all the channels you subscribe to. What I mean is that, for example, you're supposed to be getting channels A, B, C, D, E, and F. TV1 is getting channels A, B, and C. TV2 is getting channels B, D, and F. TV3 is getting A, C, E, and F. Possible reasons are the wiring may be getting interference at one or more TVs, or each TV's tuner is faulty/deficient.
If you're in a multi-residential complex, the above may still be true, but you can add in that certain rooms are not wired to all the other rooms in your unit, but may be mis-wired to another unit (with a different channel lineup).
-Wolf sends