View Full Version : Do you still watch shows on network TV?
I can't remember the last one I watch. Probably Law & Order.
Citizen Rules
09-10-24, 07:40 PM
I was just wondering that myself recently. I haven't watched network TV (ABC,NBC,CBS) in over 25 years.
MovieGal
09-10-24, 08:00 PM
Yes, I watch America's Got Talent, MasterChef, The Masked Singer and I used to watch Young Sheldon and Big Bang Theory.
There are a few evening game shows I will watch if I catch them.
Dead2009
09-10-24, 08:11 PM
I still watch reruns from time to time like Family Matters and the like.
Yes, I watch Greys Anatomy, Ghosts, The Simpsons and I may check out some of the new upcoming shows.
Yes, I watch Greys Anatomy, Ghosts, The Simpsons and I may check out some of the new upcoming shows.
So Grey's Anatomy is still on?
Citizen Rules
09-10-24, 09:57 PM
I still watch reruns from time to time like Family Matters and the like.I watch old network reruns all the time. Currently I'm watching the old Family Feud with Richard Dawson. I must have seen 300 episodes so far.
Good question. The only one I can say that I watch is Hells Kitchen, but that's only when the completed season is available to stream/download.
Amazing. That's it. Network TV used to be such a focal point of my childhood, and young adult years. Now I watch more programming on PBS.
So Grey's Anatomy is still on?
Yes, it is.
beelzebubble
09-10-24, 11:21 PM
Yes, I watched CBS show Evil. I really loved that show. Unfortunately, the last season just ended the series. 🥲
gbgoodies
09-11-24, 01:28 AM
I still watch a lot of shows on network TV:
9-1-1
9-1-1: Lone Star
Chicago Fire
The Conners
Elsbeth
Found
Ghosts
The Irrational
Law & Order
Law & Order: SVU
The Neighborhood
Night Court
Superman & Lois
Tracker
Plus these reality shows:
America’s Got Talent
American Idol
The Masked Singer
The Voice
Plus these game shows:
The 1% Club
Don't Forget the Lyrics
The Floor
Name That Tune
Plus, these are the shows that I was watching until they were cancelled:
Alert: Missing Persons
The Big Bang Theory
Bob Hearts Abishola
The Rookie
So Help Me Todd
Will Trent
Young Sheldon
No. Ever since Seinfeld ended in the late 1990s I rarely watch broadcast TV. The last network shows I watched is the Gordon Ramsay stuff, and I don't even watch those anymore.
Edit: When I am using my building's fitness center I watch Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, and Shark Tank.
honeykid
09-11-24, 10:26 AM
I still watch a lot of shows on network TV:
Elsbeth
Ghosts
Plus these game shows:
The 1% Club
Name That Tune
Plus, these are the shows that I was watching until they were cancelled:
The Big Bang Theory
So Help Me Todd
Young Sheldon
Aw, has So Help Me Todd been cancelled? That's a shame, I really like that.
I've not seen the US version of The 1% Club but I like the UK version. I'd guess it's basically the same but more 'American'. :D
Elsbeth and Ghosts are good, especially Ghosts. The UK version has finished now and it's ending split opinion but I liked it. The US version is really good though and I hope it continues a bit longer. I saw that season 3 was only 10 episodes and worried it'd been cancelled. Are there more to come?
I'm about 4 episodes in with Elsbeth but liking it.
I watch loads of terrestrial TV, but as I'm in the UK, it's not the networks you have there.
Stirchley
09-11-24, 12:41 PM
I don’t like appointment tv. Having to be in front of the telly at a specific time. I like Jeopardy & Wheel of Fortune, but their times just don’t suit me.
No. Ever since Seinfeld ended in the late 1990s I rarely watch broadcast TV. The last network shows I watched is the Gordon Ramsay stuff, and I don't even watch those anymore.
Edit: When I am using my building's fitness center I watch Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy!, and Shark Tank.
I haven't watched a new sitcom since Seinfeld.
gbgoodies
09-12-24, 01:34 AM
Aw, has So Help Me Todd been cancelled? That's a shame, I really like that.
Yes, sadly, "So Help Me Todd" was cancelled. :( It was one of the more upsetting cancellations because it was one of my favorite new shows.
I've not seen the US version of The 1% Club but I like the UK version. I'd guess it's basically the same but more 'American'. :D
I've only seen the U.S. version of "The 1% Club", so I can't compare it to the UK version. I would assume that it's similar.
Elsbeth and Ghosts are good, especially Ghosts. The UK version has finished now and it's ending split opinion but I liked it. The US version is really good though and I hope it continues a bit longer. I saw that season 3 was only 10 episodes and worried it'd been cancelled. Are there more to come?
I heard that the UK version of "Ghosts" is excellent, but I haven't seen it. The U.S. version of "Ghosts" has been renewed for a fourth season, which will debut on October 17, 2024.
I'm about 4 episodes in with Elsbeth but liking it.
I like "Elsbeth" a lot. It reminds me a bit of "Columbo" because she picks up on the little details that everyone else misses, and everyone underestimates her because of her quirkiness.
gbgoodies
09-12-24, 01:35 AM
I don’t like appointment tv. Having to be in front of the telly at a specific time. I like Jeopardy & Wheel of Fortune, but their times just don’t suit me.
That's what DVRs are for. You can just record the shows, and watch them later.
I was just wondering that myself recently. I haven't watched network TV (ABC,NBC,CBS) in over 25 years.
you checked out long ago
Citizen Rules
09-13-24, 02:22 AM
you checked out long agoYup and no cable or tv service of any kind for the last 25 years. No commercials either:D
Stirchley
09-13-24, 12:51 PM
That's what DVRs are for. You can just record the shows, and watch them later.
Never used one. I just don’t have time to start recording shows. I can barely manage the content that I have.
Gideon58
09-14-24, 04:23 PM
The only prime time network shows I still watch are SVU, The Neighborhood, and Grey’s Anatomy
honeykid
09-15-24, 12:22 PM
All of you need to start watching Neighbours on Freevee. :D
I watched the new show, High Potential today. It premiered last night on ABC and CTV. I thought it was pretty good and will check it out again next week.
In the sense of watching shows that premiere/air on networks, sure. In the sense of watching them on the actual networks, basically never.
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