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I used to be a TV junkie back in the day..but over the last couple of years, i really have little interest in TV. I think its mostly because of whats on. I see the previews of these shows and the dumb premise, the cokie cutter characters, the lame laugh track, the story lines are just awful...As of right now, the only shows I watch are "Supernatural" and "Vikings". That is it. I no longer interested in the walking dead, fear the walking dead, any kind of sitcom (I might watch "last man standing" since it was funny)
I watch about an hour a day. I mainly do Netflix, Amazon Prime, and the premium channels. There is very little that I watch on network TV. I am hanging in there for the very last season of Big Bang Theory just to see how it plays out.
I do enjoying watching The Last Ship for professional reasons. Otherwise, I really do enjoy the premium programming.
Much like you, I have lost a lot of interest in TV in the past few years. Many weeknights, I watch none, spending more time online or reading. On weekends or other nights maybe 1-2 hours.
Nothing really interests me right now and I get bored of things very quickly. I've been trying to get back into Orange in the New Black and Insecure but I don't feel much interest in keeping up and don't feel like I have to watch the next episode.
I've chalked it up to my incredibly short attention span and life's distractions ie. family stuff.
I watch far too much, although a lot of it is in the background while I am doing something else.
Same here. I almost always have the TV on when I'm at my desk, usually the news. After 26 years, writing appraisal reports bores me to tears, so I need a little distraction. I do have a few favorite shows in the evening when I actually want to watch TV and pay attention.
Couple of hours, sometimes. Typically watch Headline News in the morning, local news in the evening, maybe a show in the late evening.
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