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What TV shows do you watch?
(And, for those brave souls, how much do you watch TV each day or week?)
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What TV shows do you watch?
(And, for those brave souls, how much do you watch TV each day or week?)
August 16, 2007 at 22:56
So, this question was inspired by the fact that I recently acquired a tv, after not having one in my apartment for… 5 years?
I’m a little like a kid in a candy shop, with free access to all these frivolous shows I never really wanted to watch, but hey, why not?
Anyway, my favorite is Seinfeld. But I think I’ve almost seen all of them. A new favorite is The Office… hilarious.
Next on the list are America’s Top Model, CNN, and Law & Order.
And after that… just kidding.
August 17, 2007 at 11:06
I used to watch multiple shows every night and then a couple years ago would only watch a couple shows per week. I don’t watch a ton of TV now–most nights less than 2 hours.
Shows I try to catch are (in order of “importance”):
1. Survivorman
2. Man vs. Wild
3. Going Tribal
4. Mythbusters
NOTE: All are on the Discovery channel.
I also enjoy comedies such as Scrubs and The Office but seldom catch them.
August 17, 2007 at 12:57
The only two shows I watch(ed) regularly were “Lost” and “Heroes”. With both shows in between seasons, I hardly watch any TV nowadays. Well, I watch some kids shows with my kids, but it’s more to bond with them than because *I* want to watch the shows.
August 17, 2007 at 14:17
TV? What’s that?
I’m a fan of LOST and Heroes, both of which I can watch online for free at my leisure. So, the only actual TV watching I do is maybe 5-10 minutes of BYUTV a week, if that.
I tried cancelling my cable subscription several months ago. Turns out that by doing so I would have to pay $2 more per month. By bundling the (basic) cable with my internet, I get TV for free and $2/month off my internet. So I made the proper business decision to keep the cable, even though I rarely use it.
Comcast is weird like that.