do you still watch TV?

[fire400]

Simply, there is too much homework and work, priorities being done throughout the day for me_

I'd rather go outside than sit down and watch TV, or catch up with sleep at least_

Personally, I see very little benefit in staring at a television with a bunch of ads that craze the mind even more. I'm even a lesser fan of cable television.

Even when I'm not doing homework, I still find myself doing things where if I just stopped in my tracks to sit down and let television soak into my life, I'd probably go nuts_

I know some girls who's boy friends are savvy control freaks, and that alone, reminds me of how desperate some people are for a television set VS their own well being.

That's just me, though. Anyone else see this?

 

[minendo]

I do. About 1 hour per night except for weekends when football is on. I work 10-12 hours per day, but still find about 1 hour per day to sit down and relax with some tv.

 

[TheShiz]

i don't watch much, but there is some good tv out there. if you have tivo you can skip the commercials and set it to record the good stuff (i'm a documentary nut)

 

[Ronstang]

I always have a TV on but that does not mean I am actually sitting there just watching it. I am usually doing something else at the same time. No difference when I was in college. I used to study and watch TV at the same time.

 

[nageov3t]

I don't watch a lot of live tv, but I tivo a lot of shows.

sometimes I just use it as background noise, half-paying attention to it while doing other things, and I rips shows onto a portable hard drive to watch at work when it's slow.

 

[imported_Devine]

My tv sits next to my computer so I watch it a little when Im jacking around on my computer.

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

Just DVDs now. Some are DVDs of TV shows, but we don't watch live broadcasts anymore.

 

[Lola]

I too have the TV somewhat often, if only as noise in the background.

I find little enjoyment over current TV shows, but really enjoy the Discovery channels, TLC, travel channel, STYLE network and food network.
If I can learn something new from a program, i am happy.
PS, i work all day at a demanding job, so it is nice to come home and put a show on that i do not have to think about or watch fully.

 

[amdskip]

I have a tivo setup with BeyondTV so I watch when I have time, it's great!

 

[IGBT]

..no. most of it is dumbed down crap for slumpers on a couch dizzy from their choice of dope. a few dvd's a week and that's it.

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: Devine
My tv sits next to my computer so I watch it a little when Im jacking off to my computer.

TMI

 

[newParadigm]

95% of my TV viewing is DL'd from the internet (note I have paid for the apriopriate rights for these shows through cable and satelite subscriptions, I know that doesn't even technically make it legal, but IDC).

About a third of that is done on my iPod, so it really a different experience for me. I tend to watch new eps of shows I'm watch as soon as I can get my hands on em. For instance, SG: Atlantis is being broadcast early somewhere, and I get it of BitTorrent, and usually watch it as soon as it DL's with [usually] little thought to what I would currently be doing.

I also enjoy watching some of my favorite shows over in their entirety, sequentially. Such as Andromeda and SG1. Alot of shows I have seen have been watched over a very short period after they have aired in their entireties (ie I watched all of Alias in under 6 mos). When I like a show I watch a lot of it.

 

[judasmachine]

Just at work. History, Discovery, and sometimes CNN.

 

[doze]

DVR for any primitime TV worth watching. Otherwise I am watching sports, Discovery/History type channels, or Comedy Central/Cartoon Network type shows.

I have recently got into Battlestar Galactica so now I'm starting from the beginning. Excellent series and I suppose the only reason i missed it is due to the Fri. night timeslot.

 

[I Saw OJ]

I maybe watch 2-3 hours of TV a week, yet I pay 60 dollars a month for cable...

 

[JS80]

HEROES

 

[fire400]

Originally posted by: I Saw OJ
I maybe watch 2-3 hours of TV a week, yet I pay 60 dollars a month for cable...

lol _ reminds me: when I decided to try Qwest high speed...

"SPIRIT OF SERVICE" -baby sitting tech newbs 'till they cry for a technician _

Paid a hundred bucks for a terrible wireless modem, which I later sold for 30 bucks shipped on the FS/TR forum.

The connection was NOT SOLID _ that, for one thing, P"S"D me off when I was in a good Korean dog fight on the Asia server playing Starcraft _ and then, what do you know? connection failure _ I'm like WT_....*

 

[50cent1228]

family guy...Miami ink....fresh price reruns

 

[Budmantom]

Originally posted by: fire400
Simply, there is too much homework and work, priorities being done throughout the day for me_

I'd rather go outside than sit down and watch TV, or catch up with sleep at least_

Personally, I see very little benefit in staring at a television with a bunch of ads that craze the mind even more. I'm even a lesser fan of cable television.

Even when I'm not doing homework, I still find myself doing things where if I just stopped in my tracks to sit down and let television soak into my life, I'd probably go nuts_

I know some girls who's boy friends are savvy control freaks, and that alone, reminds me of how desperate some people are for a television set VS their own well being.

That's just me, though. Anyone else see this?

You post on this forum 6+ times a day and you have no time for tv?

 

[rival]

Cancelled cable recently, i own a tv but dont use it

 

[FoBoT]

just a few shows

 

[Paulson]

We have 3 directv TiVo's that I hacked so they're networkable and I would have to say I watch way too much TV.