Coincidentally, there is a great deal on a fantastic TV antenna. Best Buy has the Antennas Direct ClearStream 4V for $80. It normally sells for about $125 and has a 70-mile range.
Posted on 11/25/2016 2:43:10 PM PST by Secret Agent Man
I think it all ends up on youtube anyways.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=discovery+channel
We discontinued our dish network several months ago. With our Google Chrome hooked into our television, we are able to watch the detective/crime shows on Netflix and ID Discovery has an app that you can download also.
We just brought one today. A Roku thingy. I am letting my husband puzzle out how to use it, and then he can train me. I don’t like change. But both he and I are fed up with cable and the extortion.
It’s a change for the better. You’re free, free at last!
LOL, well almost. I am keeping the cable for a week or two until I get quite comfortable with the change. I will say though, the picture quality is much better with the Roku thingy.
Man do I miss having a damn dial to turn. When I was a youngn’ we had three channels. We turned a dial to switch channels. We mostly played outdoors as we weren’t allowed to touch the TV.
It’s a learning curve over time to get adapted. After that it will seem like you kicked a bad habit. Ahhh, nothing like laying on the couch going through all the youtube stuff. Never boring!
Coincidentally, there is a great deal on a fantastic TV antenna. Best Buy has the Antennas Direct ClearStream 4V for $80. It normally sells for about $125 and has a 70-mile range.
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