Are you willing to give up TV?

sure for many years i didnt have a televison and then about 3 years ago i got one and with cable. not much on, i do watch Public Broadcasting, Fox News, Soccer and Hockey and baseball games, hunting, fishing and cooking shows, christian television and documentaries on PBS

 

I'm finding that I spend much more time at my computer on the internet than I do watching TV nowadays.

 

i mostly listen to the radio, read books and the paper

 

I've started listening to the Radio alot more recently, I bought myself a bigger car about a month ago and it needs a new Cd/Bootchanger so I haven't been able to listen to my CDs just cassette or radio, I spend about 2 and a half hours in the car every day, due to driving to college and making round trips for childcare and school runs, lol i've been laughing outloud whilst driving these days, Gotta love Chris Moyles on Radio1 in the morning.
Flip over to Radio 3 or 4 to hear something more serious in the afternoon trips.
I could give up TV programs as I tend to watch Dvds anyway, even shows i love, I tend to buy on Dvd as I'm a terrible time keeper, never remember to switch channel, even with the sky reminder.

 

thats so cool, i love to ride and listen to the radio, esp the morning talk shows also

 

Well...

I scoff at "The Liberal Media" it doesn't exist, its a joke.

I watch TV but I don't watch most of the network nonsense.

Democracy Now, Russia Today, Countdown, The Ed Show, DW Journal, Maddow - Monday-Friday

Add Jim Zogby's Viewpoint on Saturday

SoCal Connected (SoCal Connect!), Bill Moyers and PBS Now on Friday

Frontline twice a month, Nova every so often

Then my entertainment -

Top Gear!

Code Gess on Satuday, Ghost In a Shell 2nd Gig (Woot)

NASCAR Chase For The Cup of the Thing - Juan Pablo Montoya!

F1 - Lewis Hamilton

ALMS

And BS I find on Discovery Science, Green and History Channel(s)

 

If I give up TV then what will I watch on TV?

 

Give up CSI: Miami and Criminal Minds? I think not!

 

same..

all of the shows that I would be watching in front of a TV, are available in HD online. So, I can watch a show, then flip back to the internet, then flip back to watching the show or movie.

Back in the old days, the cool thing was internet TV. You were able to surf the internet, and watch TV shows on your tele. Someone took that idea and now it's coming to fruition with the PC. Who needs a television?

 

Ain't no way I'm giving up my Shemar Moore.... yummmm.

TV wise I watch Criminal Minds, CSI: NY, the whole Law & Order franchise, The Simpsons, Hollyoaks (sometimes), the news (Channel 4 or BBC), Family Guy, whatever stand up is on, crime shows (documentary ones - I like the one on channel 4 called The Force right now), Panorama, those weird Channel 4 documentaries... yeah, I like TV. I could give it up but I wouldn't want to.

 

I don't watch tv. If I'm eating breakfast I might watch the Dr. Oz show, the View or Married With Children reruns but there's nothing I go out of my way to watch. Dollhouse is the only show I would go out of my way to watch and it won't come back until December.

 

Generation Kill has just started here in Australia & I'm completely hooked...!!!
Oh & I'm still waiting to see if Bret Michaels finds love on that bus

 

if you can get past the stereotypical 'bungling officers' theme in the show, you may find something entertaining. Although Band of Brothers, a HBO miniseries, did some justice to the Army, by introducing a stellar battlefield leader, to offset the incompetent captain...

 

or at least lust.. and some catfights on the way

 

speaking of lust..............

 

You called??

 

see...some champagne tv right there

 

you mean pecs wasn't talking to me?

 

we can share him, Im sure he wont object... much.....

 

bungling officers??? i just put that down to boys being boys