beingmichael's Blog

We watch our shows on our tv. Granted, 80% of the time we've tivo'd them, and just watch them when we have time, but it's still on the tv.

beingmichael, when I get behind on my episodes of 24, I catch up with MyFoxHouston.com and/or MySpace.com and to my knowledge other networks have similar options.....though none of them really have the compelling programming as seen on FOX 26. I have basic cable with no D. V. R. option at my apartment so I try to take advantage of re-runs on networks like M. T. V. or v. H. 1.

I agree with tripleg, I watch 24, house, are you smarter than a fifth grader and such every timethey are on but when something comes up I go straight to fox 26 and catch up. The kids usually watch the cable tv in the evenings.

BeingMichael,

Television will never die. People will always want to watch their favorite programs. Of course, the way we see our TV programs will change, as the Internet makes further advancements and opens the door to wireless TV via big, thin video screens that can be hung on a wall.

When that day comes, television stations and networks will simply switch to the Internet as the delivery system.

No not yet, it's not. Sure the technology is out there, but most people can not afford it.

The advancements I'm talking about would bring the technology into a cost-range that would fit into the average person's pocketbook.

We'll see a day when you can get a huge wall Internet TV screen and the supporting technical equipment for under 200 dollars. We're not there yet, though, beingmichael.