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That is what I watch too but for the last week the only two stations which show ME-TV have been showing ACC basketball which I would pay not to see. Every day I miss shows I wanted to see.

Thankfully it will be over before too long. Tomorrow they show Mudd’s Women on Star Trek and that is one of my favorites. I bet I miss it tho.

It seems there are only a few themes and among those themes there is one idea. Black Men and White Females romantically involved. I see it over and over and have to turn to something else. Also titles like Schitts Creek is really getting too crude I just don’t like that garbage but some people do.

That is what I watch too but for the last week the only two stations which show ME-TV have been showing ACC basketball which I would pay not to see. Every day I miss shows I wanted to see.

Thankfully it will be over before too long. Tomorrow they show Mudd’s Women on Star Trek and that is one of my favorites. I bet I miss it tho.

It seems there are only a few themes and among those themes there is one idea. Black Men and White Females romantically involved. I see it over and over and have to turn to something else. Also titles like Schitts Creek is really getting too crude I just don’t like that garbage but some people do.

I know, they do the same thing to our MeTV affiliate here in the Ohio Valley, WTOV broadcasts it out of Steubenville, OH. i'm watching Mission Impossible. BTW, Barbara Bain is a real hottie. I can only afford over the air TV, I have a couple of sets but my main one is a 1982 Zenith using a set of 1959 rabbit ears. Since Obama took power, my standard of living went into the crapper. Mom passing on really accelerated it but overall if she was still here, we'd still be going down, albeit slower. BTW, Get Smart is next, I always got a big kick out of "The Cone of Silence" and even more so out of the portable field version. B-)

BTW, I remember the days when the networks would put a big hullabaloo when the new season was ready to start, that was like the 1960's into the 1980's, those were the good times. I lost Mom a year and a half ago but when I tie TV into my memories, I think back to the early 1980's when I wake up on a Saturday morning, turn on the 1982 Zenith and enjoy the Smurfs as Mom made breakfast. Bonus points for the Casey Kasem bumpers and if the morning was a cold, winter's day. Well, at least I still have and use that old set to this day, best TV I can think up, been in use almost 33 years, I still have the old bill of sale.

I'm not part of the internet revolution for now since of my standard of living. I have limited access now witg my cellphone but I have to watch my bandwidth like a hawk. Basically, I've been thrown back to a lifestyle akin to 1970.