Red Mosquito

Wow, I was not expecting the Rams to win in Seattle.
Also, the fact that I just noticed this shows how much attention to the NFL season down the stretch.
Good on ya Bills fans though. I'd be happy Cleveland fans too if they win tonight, especially with that first playoff win in a generation coming in Pittsburgh.

Haven't had cable since 2010 so of course I'm streaming the Saints game and the first feed I found features the....Nickelodeon broadcasting team?

You don't have an antenna?

I haven't had cable for years either but I still get CBS over the air.

Joey who the fuck has an antenna?

Umm... Like... Anyone with a TV...?

How old is your tv

Like 2011-ish.

Lol dude

*shrugs*

I have an input setting that allows me to watch network tv. I figured all TVs did. Seems like a dumb feature to get rid of as TVs improve. All the more reason not to keep getting new TVs.

Whatever.

Anything called a "TV" now is required by law to have a digital tuner, but not an antenna.

there was a free adapter you could get from the govt when the transition happened

house i was in had an 80s color tv and we used it

was a digital antenna

back then it was just me, judy woodruff, and the antiques roadshow

and a bag of weed

Monkey_Driven wrote:Anything called a "TV" now is required by law to have a digital tuner, but not an antenna.

Cool. So I used the wrong word.

Still seems like Mickey oughta be able to use whatever it's called to watch it on to CBS.

epilogue wrote:*shrugs*

I have an input setting that allows me to watch network tv. I figured all TVs did. Seems like a dumb feature to get rid of as TVs improve. All the more reason not to keep getting new TVs.

Whatever.

For someone who watches as much tv/movies as you do I'm shocked you're committed to rocking a decade-old TV. We just upgraded, the new TV was like $500, and I can tell you, if you think the picture quality is comparable--it's not.

Mickey wrote:

epilogue wrote:*shrugs*

I have an input setting that allows me to watch network tv. I figured all TVs did. Seems like a dumb feature to get rid of as TVs improve. All the more reason not to keep getting new TVs.

Whatever.

For someone who watches as much tv/movies as you do I'm shocked you're committed to rocking a decade-old TV. We just upgraded, the new TV was like $500, and I can tell you, if you think the picture quality is comparable--it's not.

I'll be honest... I've never seen picture quality on a new TV that has impressed me. All of my friends have newer TVs and I have a hard time watching all of them.

Also, there's nothing wrong with my TV. I'm not in a hurry to spend money I don't have for an experience I don't appreciate.

But to each their own. I'm glad you like your TV.

And it seems yours doesn't allow you watch over the air networks. So... why would I want to take that away?

In any case you have widely missed the point here, which is that there's currently a child actor doing an impression of Obama on the sidelines.

Mickey wrote:In any case you have widely missed the point here, which is that there's currently a child actor doing an impression of Obama on the sidelines.

I guess I need to watch part two on nickelodeon!

Sorry mickey, but every tv, even new ones, have a digital tuner built in. Check your settings

I know what a digital tuner is and it's not an antenna!

The Bears definitely lead the league in 3rd down passes that are 5 yards short of the line to gain.