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<blockquote data-quote="jdavis" data-source="post: 1304851" data-attributes="member: 8704"><p>Some people are addicted to TV, my wife will sit for hours and just surf through the channels, heck we leave the TV on when we aren't hear for the Parrots to watch (my African Grey can whistle the Ed Edd and Eddy theme and he goes wild for Scooby Doo). I have a friend who actually watched every episode of Cop Rock, why well because it was on the tv. Myself I find that I am spending more time on the internet and less time watching tv. Even with 99 channels it's hard to find anything to watch but when the alternative is sitting there in the dark you will make do with what you can find for entertainment. Soemtimes you just sit through a show about the history of the Winchester rifle because it's the least crappy of everything on and sometimes you sit through a poor Battlestar Galactica mini series because you are hoping that you can find something worthwhile about it because you so desperatly want to like it. I don't watch a show because it's in a specific genre I just pick whats closest to what I can get into and when it's a stupid Mtv show or a Lifetime movie or a science fiction show I'll normally pick the SciFi show. What do you watch when there is nothing else on? If it was Buffy or the news which will you choose? There is also the hope that a certain show might get better, which is probably what keeps most Star Trek fans hanging on, better ok Star Trek than no Star Trek at all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdavis, post: 1304851, member: 8704"] Some people are addicted to TV, my wife will sit for hours and just surf through the channels, heck we leave the TV on when we aren't hear for the Parrots to watch (my African Grey can whistle the Ed Edd and Eddy theme and he goes wild for Scooby Doo). I have a friend who actually watched every episode of Cop Rock, why well because it was on the tv. Myself I find that I am spending more time on the internet and less time watching tv. Even with 99 channels it's hard to find anything to watch but when the alternative is sitting there in the dark you will make do with what you can find for entertainment. Soemtimes you just sit through a show about the history of the Winchester rifle because it's the least crappy of everything on and sometimes you sit through a poor Battlestar Galactica mini series because you are hoping that you can find something worthwhile about it because you so desperatly want to like it. I don't watch a show because it's in a specific genre I just pick whats closest to what I can get into and when it's a stupid Mtv show or a Lifetime movie or a science fiction show I'll normally pick the SciFi show. What do you watch when there is nothing else on? If it was Buffy or the news which will you choose? There is also the hope that a certain show might get better, which is probably what keeps most Star Trek fans hanging on, better ok Star Trek than no Star Trek at all. [/QUOTE]
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