Do you have Cable TV, Satellite TV, Or Antenna??

I dont have Cable or Satellite but I do have broadcast television, HULU Plus and Netflix on PS3 for a combined cost of $15 a month which is cheap as hell. Factor in I watch most of my sports on ESPN3.com, I think it's worth skipping cable and satellite for the freebies of the internet.

How do you watch TV?

I have satellite at home.

Satellite, no cable out where I live.

I have cable- Verizon Fios

I cut the cable years ago and don't really miss it. Back when Discovery Channel, History Channel and The Learning Channel actually showed science, history docs and educational programs respectively I didn't mind paying for it. Now, it's all pawnstars, swamp loggers and stuff about babies.

Fvck off.

I'm on antenna and I went from 6 OTA stations before the digital switch to 16 OTA stations after the digital switch. Sure, most of them are non-HD substations (i.e. channel 15.2, 15.3) but they're the most interesting ones.

Hell, I remember growing up with cable in the 80's and having only 20 stations (not counting the premium stuff like HBO), so 16 free channels isn't bad. Besides, I almost never watch TV. A few hours a month at most, and I can go months without even turning it on.

Satellite. DirecTV is the only way to roll.

What, no poll?

Cable TV and cable broadband for the Net.

I have none of the above. I have a DSL internet connection which is all I need.

Well, I'm on IPTV...gotta say...ain't cheap. But you get what you pay for; every is in HD and a lot of them have subtitles (English not native language).

There are the standard programs..and then Science, Cartoons, TV Series, Movies, Sports, Fashion, Music and News programs. With 40+ programs in the pacakge you only watch about 10 of those which aren't completly idiotic.

Satellite (Sky +)

cable tv, internet and phone through comcast looking to drop cable tv stick with net and phone and get satalite tv.

Satellite - Sky TV.

Satellite (Sky +)

PiscesChick93

cable. 1000 channels i'll never watch :lol:

Cable TV. BUT I HATE,HATE,HATE,HATE,HATE,HATE,HATE.....my Cable Company. HATE IT..

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Satellite (Sky +)

APiranhaAteMyVa

Oooh, forgot to mention mine is in HD, aha

We've got cable, but I really don't watch any TV at all. It's just for my wife and kids. I play video games, stream Netflix, and watch DVD's.

I've got cable.

I have Fios so I guess that falls under Cable TV.

We just switched from Comcast to Dish Network for tv and I love it. Still kept Comcast for internet sadly, they really tick me off.

I have DirecTV HD and love it. Sad thing is, I don't get to watch it much during outage season. :(

I have DirecTV HD and love it. Sad thing is, I don't get to watch it much during outage season. :(

WhiteKnight77

Cable, of course. The weather here is too finicky for satellite. On the other hand, our house in Arizona had DirectTV (premium) and basic Cox cable.

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I have DirecTV HD and love it. Sad thing is, I don't get to watch it much during outage season. :(

Pirate700

Outage season has nothing to do with DTV, but the companies that hire my company to come in and inspect their boilers, or other infrastructure at said compaines. It is also the time repairs are made to their facilities. It happens in late winter/early spring or late fall/early winter.

What's outage season? My DTV never goes out.

Pirate700

Weather can block a signal on satellite TV. For example, if the diameter of raindrops are the right size, they can attenuate radar beams.

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What's outage season? My DTV never goes out.

topsemag55

Weather can block a signal on satellite TV. For example, if the diameter of raindrops are the right size, they can attenuate radar beams.

Snow can too. Severe rain storms can cause temporary interuptions in service, but as I explained, it was about something else.

i got netflix,

and i watch my sports on vipbox.tv ssssssssshhhhhhhhhh don't tell nobody

Cable TV. It sucks because out of the all of the channels I get I watch maybe 10 of them at the max.

Verizon Fios

Family has cable. But if I lived alone, It'd be just have an internet connection. I haven't watched any longer than 10 minutes in months.