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Jay G (Disabled)
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If you count only over-the-air-or-cable TV when it is shown almost NONE.
I do DVR few shows including the news so I can fast forward through the boring parts & commercials (about 80% I would estimate). Otherwise Netflix or DVD's or HBO stuff I've DVR'd makes up my TV watching for a few hours in the evening.
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12-29-13 06:47am
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rearadmiral (0)
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For 'live' TV, none. But I PVR a bit and that allows me to skip ads.
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12-29-13 08:04am
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pat362 (0)
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My answer is different now then it was in the last few years because we're finally seeing less reality TV and more actual drama. I'd say that I watch at least one new show per day.
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12-29-13 10:34am
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Wittyguy (0)
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Probably 1 - 2 hours per day when averaged over the week, most of it catching up on the dvr except for sports.
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12-29-13 08:08pm
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graymane (Suspended)
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Rarely cut the TV on.
Something better came along that captured my attention .......
The computer.
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12-30-13 02:37pm
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Drooler (Disabled)
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TV in the US is a huge ripoff if you pay for it because you're just paying them to shove idiotic ads at you between programs that are mostly of a juvenile mentality. There are a few good things here and there, just as a desert might have an oasis every few hundred km or so.
Might as well have your intelligence bypassed as you are about to watch something that really interests you.
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12-31-13 03:00pm
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