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benefit from watching bbc1,2,itv,channel 4, and 5 rather than sky, digital, cable etc?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.O I dont mind at all -I like the choice- have to say that IMO Channel 4 and Sky Sports produce the programmes which suit my taste-not a great tele watcher tho - I like the surfing and something obscure catching my eye -usually later on at night.
I have to say however I watched the tele in bed last night and watched the Royle Family and had the best laugh.
I dont think choice detracts from conversation et al -we all have the ability to make choices and on each PC/TV there is an off button.The choice ergo is yours.
I was purposely seeing how many times I could get choice in that post -and I am a bare-faced liar -I just noticed -lol
I have to say however I watched the tele in bed last night and watched the Royle Family and had the best laugh.
I dont think choice detracts from conversation et al -we all have the ability to make choices and on each PC/TV there is an off button.The choice ergo is yours.
I was purposely seeing how many times I could get choice in that post -and I am a bare-faced liar -I just noticed -lol
If you have one sky box, linked to a reasonable tv, and 2 of you watching, chances are I am going to be disappointed. Not for nothing does by husband have a t shirt and a mug captioned with 'man with control of remote'.
'We' watch programmes from a variety of channels, with a heavy leaning towards anything showing football.
I find I benefit a great deal when his tv watching turns into a nap. I watch anything but football. Just as long as I can prise the remote out of his hand without waking him ....
I believe we actually watch more terrestrial tv than sky but I will always steer towards wherever a good movie is on.
'We' watch programmes from a variety of channels, with a heavy leaning towards anything showing football.
I find I benefit a great deal when his tv watching turns into a nap. I watch anything but football. Just as long as I can prise the remote out of his hand without waking him ....
I believe we actually watch more terrestrial tv than sky but I will always steer towards wherever a good movie is on.
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I hardly watch tv anymore, as I get older I find my attention span is waning so I can very rarely sit through a whole tv programme without either fidgeting or getting up and doing something else, or absent mindedly gazing off into space.
So errrr, no,in answer to your question, I don't think people would benefit either way.
So errrr, no,in answer to your question, I don't think people would benefit either way.
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