Crazyblocks
Active Member
Comcast Xfinity
Netflix
Amazon (part of Prime subscription)
I mostly watch The Simpsons with Xfinity
Netflix
Amazon (part of Prime subscription)
I mostly watch The Simpsons with Xfinity
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What service do you watch TV on?
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Djcoolray
Addicted Member
None of the above, got tired of the man having his hand in my pocket. Satellite had the best sound, just the programming went to hell due to the promoting of online video content. I hate listening to the poor sound quality coming from online video providers....
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savatage1973
Addicted Member
This poll should allow multiple selections. ComCast/Xfinity is my primary TV source, but I use quite a few others as well.
None of them. I do not watch tv anymore (apart from the news).
I am almost 56, so my time is running out and I got no more time for bs.
I am almost 56, so my time is running out and I got no more time for bs.
savatage1973
Addicted Member
Not much of a TV watcher either--primarily news and weather, and the occasional sporting event, cooking shows and history/science documentary. I have NO use for (un) reality TV shows, or the politically correct "schlock". I do appreciate some of the old TV series from the late 60's through early 80's that were not so PC and dealt with real "issues"--the ones that the lawyers would never approve for production these days.
Condorsat
Audio Enthusiast
As of late .. usually I watch an hour long T.V. series on Netflix (various ones). On the weekends I select a movies from Netflix.
During the week I record movies from Dish (that's my provider) movie pack channels to DVR and watch during the week at my leisure. Longest movie I had DVR was 2 years.
My wife watches (DVR's) game shows & sitcoms.
During the week I record movies from Dish (that's my provider) movie pack channels to DVR and watch during the week at my leisure. Longest movie I had DVR was 2 years.
My wife watches (DVR's) game shows & sitcoms.
Bill Ferris
Lunatic Member
Zero outside media, all in house.
But, I do have several TV`s in my house that are hooked up to my outside antenna, but I never look at OTA TV.
1,500 + BR/DVD movies, select 60`s ~ 80`s sitcoms, & concerts for viewing media & growing.
10,000 + ripped 4 genre songs/tracks and growing, for my all day background music..
Don`t know what`s going on in the outside world, and don`t really care.
If my close friends think something(s) important, they will let me know about it.
To each their own methods & concerns.
Kind regards, OKB
But, I do have several TV`s in my house that are hooked up to my outside antenna, but I never look at OTA TV.
1,500 + BR/DVD movies, select 60`s ~ 80`s sitcoms, & concerts for viewing media & growing.
10,000 + ripped 4 genre songs/tracks and growing, for my all day background music..
Don`t know what`s going on in the outside world, and don`t really care.
If my close friends think something(s) important, they will let me know about it.
To each their own methods & concerns.
Kind regards, OKB
beat_truck
Addicted Member
We have overpriced DirecTV.
I'm not the one that pays for it or the one that does most of the watching, though. If I was, I would have had gotten rid of it years ago. We have a roof antenna, but with the terrain and distance from the stations, OTA TV only consistently receives maybe two or three channels that are worth watching.
I just about can't stand to watch regular TV anymore. The biggest reason is the commercials. A lot of the newer programming is pure garbage, too. I watch a few movies on TCM and a select few shows, which I usually record on VHS so I can FF through the commercials. That's it for TV. I have and still buy lots of DVDs and VHS tapes, and there are a lot of good older movies on places like Youtube and Dailymotion that I can watch, too.
I'm not the one that pays for it or the one that does most of the watching, though. If I was, I would have had gotten rid of it years ago. We have a roof antenna, but with the terrain and distance from the stations, OTA TV only consistently receives maybe two or three channels that are worth watching.
I just about can't stand to watch regular TV anymore. The biggest reason is the commercials. A lot of the newer programming is pure garbage, too. I watch a few movies on TCM and a select few shows, which I usually record on VHS so I can FF through the commercials. That's it for TV. I have and still buy lots of DVDs and VHS tapes, and there are a lot of good older movies on places like Youtube and Dailymotion that I can watch, too.
Aristophanes
New Member
mhzchoice. they are better now. we had to order last season of "the french villege"
