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TailUK · 25th March 2011, 19:31

I almost exclusively watch the BBC now because of adverts. I couldn't watch TV in the States because they'd show the titles then go to an ad break, very off putting. There is so much good TV coming out of the States now it's a real shame most of it is shown on the commercial channels over here. So as we're usually behind the US in most series it's better for me to D/L the latest episode and watch it uninterrupted. Tonight it's the latest Castle and NCIS.

p.s. Ben Codie, that sig is really starting to creep me out! ;-)

4dude · 27th April 2020, 07:43

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Originally Posted by BenCodie

Got rid of my TV about 3 years ago, best decision I have ever made.

I hear ya Ben.... I havent watched cable TV in about 5 years.... I had it ON A GOOD SYSTEM and they changed it forcing us to NAVIGATOR which is pure garbage compared to Sara!!!!!!

Sara was fast and easy to navigate..... Navigator is pure trash!! (Slow,ugly,etc)

Heres a segment of beloved Sara - I mi$$ you Sara

www.youtube.com/watch?v=up-xIDD_rsQ

carolina73 · 9th May 2020, 19:53

In the US the will destroy anything that is good. The big networks buy them up and make useless junk out of them.
Pluto TV is the perfect example where VIACOM purchased them and then took away anything that was edgy and interesting. Now they are of no interest and I don't bother to look at it anymore.
Hulu, Netflix, YouTubeTV... are all boring to me. I have no interest in watching teenage realationships and their drama. 35 minutes of crying and 25 minutes of commercials.

I'm actually thinking about just going back to the cheapest cable plan and dump streaming that keeps turning off my TV to ask me if I am still watching.
He's crossing the 20, 10... Black screen. Are you still watching? Click if you are.

Lando Griffin · 14th May 2020, 12:18

When I was a kid, your favorite shows would take a break to show a few minutes of commercials. Now, it seems the commercials take a break to show a few minutes of your favorite shows.

14th May 2020, 12:18	#24
Lando Griffin Wise enough to win the world, but fool enough to lose it Forum Lord Join Date: Oct 2019 Posts: 1,399 Thanks: 12,253 Thanked 6,228 Times in 1,316 Posts	When I was a kid, your favorite shows would take a break to show a few minutes of commercials. Now, it seems the commercials take a break to show a few minutes of your favorite shows. __________________

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TailUK Registered User Addicted Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 103 Thanks: 515 Thanked 367 Times in 86 Posts	I almost exclusively watch the BBC now because of adverts. I couldn't watch TV in the States because they'd show the titles then go to an ad break, very off putting. There is so much good TV coming out of the States now it's a real shame most of it is shown on the commercial channels over here. So as we're usually behind the US in most series it's better for me to D/L the latest episode and watch it uninterrupted. Tonight it's the latest Castle and NCIS. p.s. Ben Codie, that sig is really starting to creep me out! ;-)

9th May 2020, 19:53	#23
carolina73 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 585 Thanks: 1,616 Thanked 1,738 Times in 509 Posts	In the US the will destroy anything that is good. The big networks buy them up and make useless junk out of them. Pluto TV is the perfect example where VIACOM purchased them and then took away anything that was edgy and interesting. Now they are of no interest and I don't bother to look at it anymore. Hulu, Netflix, YouTubeTV... are all boring to me. I have no interest in watching teenage realationships and their drama. 35 minutes of crying and 25 minutes of commercials. I'm actually thinking about just going back to the cheapest cable plan and dump streaming that keeps turning off my TV to ask me if I am still watching. He's crossing the 20, 10... Black screen. Are you still watching? Click if you are.