When I was growing up 5 channels (we lived in NY just outside of the city & got all their channels) & something on everyone at the same time with no VCR or DVR. Now thousands of channels & nothing. I check the weather channel & maybe the rerun channels Buzzr, MEtv etc, but more often the DVD player. Saturday morning has some sort of decent programs as they are geared for kids. I see them when I’m doing cardio at the gym & actually record a few. They are the educational shows.
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
that is IF there’s anything good thereon
zerotvus about 5 years ago
57 channels and there’s nothing on……
Breadboard about 5 years ago
No problem I only look at 2 of the 57 channels ;-)
Caldonia about 5 years ago
Get a DVR. I never have this “problem” since I got mine. Or, why not use your VCR? You look like a bear who’d still have one.
I'll fly away about 5 years ago
Another good reason why we ave not owned a TV in over 25 years.
WDemBlk Premium Member about 5 years ago
When I was growing up 5 channels (we lived in NY just outside of the city & got all their channels) & something on everyone at the same time with no VCR or DVR. Now thousands of channels & nothing. I check the weather channel & maybe the rerun channels Buzzr, MEtv etc, but more often the DVD player. Saturday morning has some sort of decent programs as they are geared for kids. I see them when I’m doing cardio at the gym & actually record a few. They are the educational shows.
Spiny Norman Premium Member about 5 years ago
This is why I need to keep cable, if I switch to streaming services I can’t endlessly roll through the channels. My wife would be so disappointed.
anomalous4 about 5 years ago
Channel-flippers should all be taken out & shot.
MichaelSkaggs about 5 years ago
There’s always Turner Classic Movies
pcolli about 5 years ago
“And now, another chance to see a repeat of yesterday’s re-showing of the same thing we have been showing for the last ten years.”
Zykoic about 5 years ago
I am earning my pharmaceutical degree by watching commericals.