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To: 7thson

We watch primarily Netflix via ROKU. ROKU offers numerous stations, including Hulu.

We prefer Netflix. Their filtering system based on your ratings eventually filter out fag stuff and other things a person does not want to see. Our trial of Hulu put all the stuff we thought of as offensive in our face to pick from.

ROKU offers Crackle and a hundred or so other channels.

There was a rumor Turner Classic was to put out a channel for ROKU for about 5 bucks a month. IMO it would be worth it as that channel was one of the few we ever watched on cable.

We plan on getting Chromecast so we can watch internet TV, such as CBS recently aired shows like The Mentalist, Castle or the many others on the net.

Cable/satellite IMO is on it’s way out. A la carte programming could save them, but I do not see it coming.


46 posted on 12/27/2013 5:57:55 PM PST by redfreedom (All it takes for evil to win is for good people to do nothing - that's how the left took over.)
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To: redfreedom

Roku also has MLB Network! I watch the Chicago White Sox games on mine during the season. The “season ticket” on MLB.Com was someething like $108. A bargain IMO versus having to pay for Cable TV then upgrade to get hte Sports networks.....


50 posted on 12/27/2013 6:09:02 PM PST by usconservative (When The Ballot Box No Longer Counts, The Ammunition Box Does. (What's In Your Ammo Box?))
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To: redfreedom
"There was a rumor Turner Classic was to put out a channel for ROKU for about 5 bucks a month."

Do you mean Warner Archive Instant, which appears to have the same film library? Or the real TCM?

TCM for $5/month would be a great deal.

51 posted on 12/27/2013 6:12:53 PM PST by UnwashedPeasant
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