my cable company dropped ABC, what is the best site to stream the game?
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Strongly consider not paying for your television programs
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Why don't you just buy a digital antenna? Then you never have to worry about it.
NDavenue 7489 posts(no message)I don't believe illusions because too much is for real.-
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This is a good idea.
Every now and then our cable will go out and it can take 45 minutes to re-boot. It doesn't bother me much but my wife lives on network TV. I plan on hooking up a digital antenna so when this happens, I can just flip the feed and she can go on her merry way watching The Voice, The Bachelorette, etc.
This is also my daughter's plan for her smart TV in her basement. She doesn't want to pay for an extra cable box for a tv that isn't used all that often so she will just stream what she needs and add a digital antenna for the over-the-air stuff when they need to.
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Short-term solution: Sign up for YouTube TV and cancel the 7 day trial in time.
ImWearingJeanShorts 4839 posts(no message)Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. -
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Hulu just dropped Sinclair-owned CBS affiliates
Forget that CBS has the SEC title game, Super Bowl, and Final 4.
Fortunately CBS all-access is only $6/month.
They're all pirates.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Uh-oh. Was going to drop Directv for Comcast or something else. Which do you have?
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Re: Uh-oh. Was going to drop Directv for Comcast or something else. Which do you have?
its actually for my brother in North Richland hills, tx, so im not sure. -
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Re: Uh-oh. Was going to drop Directv for Comcast or something else. Which do you have?
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