How much do you enjoy t.v.?
595489
I love tv.  I can't live without it.  It's always on.
470517
I watch it EVERY Sunday. Actually I bought a TiVo especially for the show because it comes on the same time as Gray's Anatomy comes on and I can't miss either one of them. But Big Love...oh my gosh, its the best show on television right now. I'm completely addicted to it!!!!
36622
i do! me and my son loves to watch it when there's nothing good to watch on a saturday night or whenever we feel like it. why, do you like it too?
598593
That is one of my favorite shows, you like to watch tv. (Pure Shannon D). Thanks For The Vote on The celeb question!
210612
I was addicted to TV until I got to college and had to go cold turkey when I lived in a dorm longtime ago. \n\nI found there was much more time to study, read for pelasure, socialize, participate in community and political activities, do sports, etc. \n\nI do watch TV now, but only very selectively. Most TV is junk.
138710
I like it.\nNot that I really have any alternative since I'm living in a dorm and can't buy some sort of cable sports package.\n\nBut it's nice. I like being able to watch my team. It's not quite as fun to just listen. It's not horribly expensive, and it's pretty good quality.\n\nMy only complaint is that you don't get to choose which broadcast you watch. It's annoying sometimes to have to listen to the announcers of a rival team.
590499
You need to go on a camping trip for a couple of weeks without any television. Once you've managed to do that you'd realise T.V. isn't all that and there are much better things out there, like having a life!
7666
TV can be good and bad. It's informal, but it takes up a lot of time easily. It could go either way! ~tracie
37689
they watch to much tv and give them your attionok
647624
I've gone without a TV for 4years because my mother couldn't afford one.it was fun when we didn't have TV because we can chat to each other it was quality time to spend with family. I still miss those times you know.
1066271
Numbers\nHouse\nBones\nCSI\nCold Case\n\nSo many people watch these shows! They are not in the exact order, but they draw in about over a few million viewers every night!
1027642
I actually experimented with this a few years ago when I returned from living in Japan. Having lived overseas for almost two years, I decided not to simply go back to my life as it was before. So initially, I went without cable (or satellite, which I've never had), a cell phone, magazine subscriptions, etc. Gradually, I began reinstating such habits and possessions but I was intrigued to see how long it would take to make the adjustment.\n\nWell, the television thing was intriguing. I found that without benefit of the usual gazillion channels (and options to waste time sitting in front of the idiot box), I watched little to no TV. In fact, limited as I was to only local network fare, I relied heavily on PBS if and when I actually did watch TV at all. I was almost proud of myself for not returning to form... almost.\n\nWhat ended up happening was that I basically bowed to social pressures. This is almost a topic for another question but I realized how much watching and following sports serves as a function of social bonding (particularly with my fellow males). So that eventually necessitated getting ESPN. Loving films as I do, I also missed TCM. Picture quality was another major issue (have you tried using rabbit ears recently? good grief!). And before I knew it -- in this case, within two months -- I was back to my old habits. \n\nBut hey, I am still living without a cell phone and that's something, isn't it? :-)
1138976
Love the show.  I saw season 1 on DVD and had to wait for the DVD for season 2 because I didn;t have TiVo.  Now I TiVo season three every week.\n\nIt reminds me of the rawness of The Shield mixed with the black humor and pathos of Six Feet Under (two of my other favorite shows)
36828
Most of t.v. has negative influence. Especially anything on MTV. Our culture is addicted to unhealthy living.
728193
I can't afford a TV license so I don't have a TV, we get letters through once every 4 months threatening to come and reposes our telly and you know, a load of rubbish.  But honestly, life without a telly isn't too bad.  We play cards, or read, and it really is amazing, I actually have long deep conversations with my boyfriend which we haven't done in a long time.  Try it, it's only a month.
808377
In the living room I have to agree with you about being on the computer and watching t.v at the same time. It's funny when someone changes the channel when your on the computer and you say " I was watching that" lol.
227665
I hardly ever watch TV for more than just maybe one show (except late night CTN). It's usually so boring anyway (I am so over all the Reality Shows!) ... so, I play video games (mostly RPG's), surf blogs, research my latest "I wonder what or why" subject on Google, look for great photos or pics to put on my blog, play with my cats, read, listen to music, talk to my teenager (did she say talk to her teenager?!), talk to my grandchildren on my cell phone - IM - or my web cam, take care of my 82 year old mother, take care of my 20 year old retarded granddaughter, prepare meals (what fun - NOT) & eat, watch DVD movies, or just sit and enjoy what little silence I have in my day! Thanks for asking. What do you do?