Anyone watch true crime shows on TV?
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We don't have cable, so Himself got a Roku device for the TV. There are a lot of free options with Roku. We have plenty of shows we can watch, from series to movies, and you can also sign up for some pay services to stream through the Roku.
It's a one-time cost for the device. Under $50. It connects to the TV easily, and it doesn't need to be a new one - our TV is at least a dozen years old. Himself was so happy with the original one he bought several years ago that he bought a new model with more features just this week - so my Christmas shopping for his gift is done. [emoji16]
It's a one-time cost for the device. Under $50. It connects to the TV easily, and it doesn't need to be a new one - our TV is at least a dozen years old. Himself was so happy with the original one he bought several years ago that he bought a new model with more features just this week - so my Christmas shopping for his gift is done. [emoji16]
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Watched Forensic Files, all of them..
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I watch crime shows more than anything else. Then the Alaska type shows.
I have tried all the streaming services and always return to Directv.
Maybe its because I'm old now, but IMO Directv blows the streaming services away. New shows all the time where streaming is 90% of shows I have already seen. I rarely watch local TV.
Also I pay just a few more dollars a month for Direct. It was not worth changing YET.
I do have a Firestick in the bedroom, but have only used it a handful of times.
I like a guide much better than "icons".
My wife watches lots of movies so we have Netflix and I think she signed up for a free trial with someone so she can Watch the new Dexter.
I have tried all the streaming services and always return to Directv.
Maybe its because I'm old now, but IMO Directv blows the streaming services away. New shows all the time where streaming is 90% of shows I have already seen. I rarely watch local TV.
Also I pay just a few more dollars a month for Direct. It was not worth changing YET.
I do have a Firestick in the bedroom, but have only used it a handful of times.
I like a guide much better than "icons".
My wife watches lots of movies so we have Netflix and I think she signed up for a free trial with someone so she can Watch the new Dexter.
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