With all the different ways to watch TV shows now, I'm wondering what all everyone uses. If its Netflix, Crackle, Hulu or some other online or phone form than that's cool. But I'm old when it comes to watching TV. I still use cable/satellight. I don't even like digital. And I miss when there were 100 channels, not 2,000. Not all is affordable or even worth it. Since becoming an adult its amazing just how many new channels that have come about. I've had Cox basic and digital, att uverse, Dish Network and currently Direct TV. I think there are others now as well. But there are some that retired a long time ago. I miss having 1 of each movie channel at a low cost, not expensive bundles. And the local channels always being free. Pay per view is way different too. While I like the music channels, Sonic and Music Choice, I hate having so many ESPNs. Point is, whatever service we all have, the old days were much better be it satellight or cable.

I've have Charter digital cable and internet. I always use Netflix for TV shows.

It is cable television for me, I will not give the suppliers name, and avoid Netflix.

I use Netflix, Hulu and sometimes Crackle.

Verizon FIOS, with plenty of High-definition channels.

My family were Verizon FiOS customers since 2010.

My family were Verizon FiOS customers since 2010.

Cool! We've had ours since 2008; before that, we had Time Warner, which had been a different company before it merged with TW.

Cool! We've had ours since 2008; before that, we had Time Warner, which had been a different company before it merged with TW.


I also had Time Warner Cable before my family switched. It was pretty cool before they f*cked up my cable and Internet services around October of 2010.

I also had Time Warner Cable before my family switched. It was pretty cool before they f*cked up my cable and Internet services around October of 2010.

TW also raised their rates on everything around 2007/2008 which is why we dumped them.

Just a couple years ago, TW launched a "SportsNetLA" channel for Los Angeles-area residents, and that became the exclusive home for Dodger baseball games (except for those that were nationally televised, as on Fox or ESPN), much to the dismay of millions of Dodger fans. >:(

Netflix only. It has way more TV shows than I have time for, which is excellent.  ;D

TW also raised their rates on everything around 2007/2008 which is why we dumped them.

Just a couple years ago, TW launched a "SportsNetLA" channel for Los Angeles-area residents, and that became the exclusive home for Dodger baseball games (except for those that were nationally televised, as on Fox or ESPN), much to the dismay of millions of Dodger fans. >:(


Well yeah, there's no way anybody could switch to TWC, when they're expensive now. Also, it sucks that you have to be in LA, since SportsNetLA is the only MLB local network for Dodgers fans as of this post.

Well yeah, there's no way anybody could switch to TWC, when they're expensive now. Also, it sucks that you have to be in LA, since SportsNetLA is the only MLB local network for Dodgers fans as of this post.

Yeah, other providers (including DISH) are trying to get TWC to share that SportNetLA channel so everyone in the area can watch the games.

Netflix only. It has way more TV shows than I have time for, which is excellent.  ;D


I like to watch Hulu and Crackle.

Yeah, other providers (including DISH) are trying to get TWC to share that SportNetLA channel so everyone in the area can watch the games.


Really? That seems cool. There's this news channel that TWC called NY1, and it's only a TWC-exclusive channel. However, I don't know why other providers aren't sharing the channel to other New Yorkers. It seems really unfair, since they're stuck with the sh*tty local news channels.

Really? That seems cool. There's this news channel that TWC called NY1, and it's only a TWC-exclusive channel. However, I don't know why other providers aren't sharing the channel to other New Yorkers. It seems really unfair, since they're stuck with the sh*tty local news channels.

Yeah, guess we're not alone in southern Cal with TWC exclusive channels. ::)

And I haven't heard anything lately about the TV deal with SportnetLA.

Yeah, guess we're not alone in southern Cal with TWC exclusive channels. ::)

And I haven't heard anything lately about the TV deal with SportnetLA.


I think some other states have TWC-exclusive channels too. Not just New York and California.

Yeah, guess we're not alone in southern Cal with TWC exclusive channels. ::)

And I haven't heard anything lately about the TV deal with SportnetLA.

And now we have Spectrum (formerly TWC) so we can watch the Dodgers games!