Our TV is really set to Discovery Channel far more then any other. We watch Animal Planet, CNN, History, and Weather plus prime network shows we want to watch, but just for background, we are almost always on Discovery. What about your TV?
What TV channel is your television on, the most?
10/06/2013
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TLC
01/26/2014
I don't watch a lot of TV, but my Netflix is usually set to shows like Orange is the New Black, Top Chef, Project Runway, and Scandal.
01/26/2014
CBS in the evenings. ABC and KCRA in the mornings for the news. Love to see Tamara Berg, KCRA weather person. We do not have cable or satellite.
01/26/2014
BBC mostly watching top gear or dr who
01/26/2014
Disney Channel for the kids.
01/27/2014
PBS or the Weather Channel
01/27/2014
Cartoon Network or Boomerang, by the time we get up usually Adventure Time or something like that is playing so we watch that. My husband works 4 pm to 12am sometimes 1 am so we sleep in until the afternoon maybe wake up around 1 pm after going to bed around 4 am. If nothing else we watch NCIS on the DVR.
04/03/2014
not sure which channels they are, the only TV I watch, other than the premium channels are the ones that air Blacklist - great intrigue, and American Idol - exceptional talent.
04/03/2014
I don't really watch a lot of TV, but my parents tend to go back and forth between TV Land and Fox News. On the rare occasion I watch TV, it's typically the Discovery channel or History channel. The main reason I don't watch TV too much is because of all the intelligence-insulting ads the networks play these days.
08/02/2014
CBS has the most shows I consistently watch.
09/17/2014
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Comedy Central because of South Park.
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Bignuf
Our TV is really set to Discovery Channel far more then any other. We watch Animal Planet, CNN, History, and Weather plus prime network shows we want to watch, but just for background, we are almost always on Discovery. What about your TV?
10/20/2014
Cartoon Network! And Adult Swim, etc that it shares it with. It's the channel I actively put the tv to most, although I'll watch whatever's on with anyone. Netflix mostly I use these days though
10/26/2014
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Lately we have spent a lot of time on the DIY and Cooking Channel too.
Originally posted by
Bignuf
Our TV is really set to Discovery Channel far more then any other. We watch Animal Planet, CNN, History, and Weather plus prime network shows we want to watch, but just for background, we are almost always on Discovery. What about your TV?
11/10/2014
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"Cartoon Network"? Isn't that the other name for CNN?
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fizzygato
Cartoon Network! And Adult Swim, etc that it shares it with. It's the channel I actively put the tv to most, although I'll watch whatever's on with anyone. Netflix mostly I use these days though
11/10/2014
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No satellite or cable???? How many channels can you actually pull out of the air these days?? I bought a little portable TV for emergency storm use (battery operated) and with a HUGE accessory antenna, I can pick up one...yes, ONE local channel, when it isn't pixelated to nothing. Digital may be great stuff, but not for "picking up over airwaves" from what I have seen. What hardware are you using?
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OH&W, Lovebears
CBS in the evenings. ABC and KCRA in the mornings for the news. Love to see Tamara Berg, KCRA weather person. We do not have cable or satellite.
11/10/2014
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We got one of those gov't sponsored receiver boxes few yrs back. We get all the majors, ABC, CBS, NBC, and all the local stations. Also get a bunch of Latino stations also with the old movie channels ( 5 of them)
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Bignuf
No satellite or cable???? How many channels can you actually pull out of the air these days?? I bought a little portable TV for emergency storm use (battery operated) and with a HUGE accessory antenna, I can pick up one...yes, ONE local channel, when
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No satellite or cable???? How many channels can you actually pull out of the air these days?? I bought a little portable TV for emergency storm use (battery operated) and with a HUGE accessory antenna, I can pick up one...yes, ONE local channel, when it isn't pixelated to nothing. Digital may be great stuff, but not for "picking up over airwaves" from what I have seen. What hardware are you using?
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I was never one for much TV growing up and working. Either worked or played tennis, basketball, or racquet ball. Now my kids, on their own also do not have cable or satellite.
Got Amazon Prime and a Roku box 2 yrs ago though.
11/10/2014
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