Is your TV on?

Fave the Nation, but it has been paused for hours while I clean up and cut my hair.

*face

I don’t make 0.00000001% as many typos anywhere else as I do on this website. What is with the weird draggy delay all the time?

Baseball game.

Property Brothers with the volume turned down.

Boise Boys on HGTV...thought the thin guy was gay by his attire and design aesthetic but apparently not.

TCM - A Streetcar Named Desire.

Old episodes of Family Guy I've set my DVR to record off ITV.

Gave The Expanse S01 a go earlier but had no idea what was going on.

I'm watching The Hotel Inspector - it's addictive.

OP Knowing came on the tv a few weeks ago. The first time i saw it, it scared the shit out of me.

Not a multitasker and can't stand background noise so my tv is decidedly off.

"Murder On The Orient Express," on a free movie channel. The one with Finney, Connery, Bergman, Redgrave, Bacall et.al. Never gets old.

In just about 10 minutes, I will be sorta watching Nic Cage, Dwight Yoakam, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Dennis Hopper in John Dahl's 1993 film, "Red Rock West." Channel: HDNet Movies

The '90s kicked ass for some of the best films -

I'm with R10. Nothing trashier than a home where the tv is never off.

^^ Exsqueeeze me, but with the cost of HD/digital cable, as far as we're concerned we're losing money if we're not watching TV!

(Fire up those flat screens, baby!)

[quote] Nothing trashier than a home where the tv is never off.

Nothing snootier than a person that thinks having the TV off makes him sophisticated.

Dolores Claiborne, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name, on HBO.

Starring Jennifer Jason Leigh, who wears sunglasses on cloudy, foggy days in Maine, and Kathy Bates!

Cubs v Reds

Ian Happ of the Cubs is pretty hot.

I'm Watching Murder on the Orient Express too, r11. I haven't watched it in years and knew I'd enjoy it but I had forgotten how absolutely fabulous it actually is. The remake is inferior and totally unnecessary.

Why would you have your tv on if you're not really watching it, though? I don't understand people who need the sound of constant blather as some sort of security blanket.

Cops marathon.

Naked and Afraid. The guy has a really cute ass

My aunt and uncle have their TV on 24/7 and have for years. Even when they have guests they don't turn it off and they live in a loft so you can see and hear it no matter where you are.

R17, I’m watching Brewers/Braves. I love Christian Yelich.

just watched Vatel (i love Stoppard!) and now watching something from Denmark, i think.

last night i watched The Brand New Testament and thought it was adorable.

Maddening, R22.

Rewatching Boston Legal

Reruns of "Benson" on OWNHD.

I've been bingeing "How It's Made" on the Science channel all day. An every Sunday pleasure for me.

Says r10 with her nose in the air.

Killing Spree.....but I'll probably change it to Murder She Wrote. Maybe The Brady Bunch.

r12, that’s a really good movie. It just twists and turns from start to finish.

Mama’s Family on MeTV but an older without Bubba’s Bulge. Not the same.

F/X the movie with Bryan Brown and New York in the 80s.

Bar Rescue marathon

netflix, family guy. while i am sucking my bf's dick

AND you're typing, R35! Quite a talent.

Netflix, some dark comedy called "Night Owls" about a nice guy whose one night stand turns out to be the date from hell.

Looking! Love it, so far

Ooh-Ooh, r33! Bryan bulging his tighty-whities!

[quote] Nothing trashier than a home where the tv is never off.

To answer the question, no. We're playing some Brazilian music CD on the 'hi-fi'.

I just spent a few days with some friends in TX. Their TV is on constantly, even when people dropped by, and whenever we'd visit their friends and relatives, THEIR televisions were on. These were college-educated people, not white trash watching pro wrestling. It was either the local news or CNN.

I hate that.

Where I grew up, in '60s - '70s suburbia, watching TV was fine, but having it on all day was not, and certainly not when we had 'company coming'.

Lost in Transition on TLC.

Handmaids Tale then a bad thriller on Netflix.

TV, so 2000s.

Nope, it's Sunday Night and PBS. I put the phone down because you have to pay attention: Endeavour and the third season of The Tunnel.

Fargo on Cinemax

Bones rerun from when the show was still sharp and witty I have never seen before.

Normally never on just in background (snooty me!) and usually play tunes and music instead.

However, during this whole Thai Cave drama, have ABC 24news channel on (Australian) constantly since rescue began in earnest as channel is doing frequent live crosses to a journalist who's been there sometime. It's on mute unless Cave stuff pops up.

R8 I love Hotel Inspector.

I’m watching Good Girls on Netflix. It’s not particularly good, but I like the leads (Christina Hendricks, Rhetta and Mae Whitman). It’s also simple enough that I don’t have to pay attention constantly.

I don't find it trashy. I just don't get why someone would have the TV on if they're not watching it. Do you leave your car running and your freezer door open?

Nothing

Nada

Zip

I know r2, I get the same thing and sometimes I will have a whole post laboriously thought about and typed and all of a sudden it will all highlight and then disappear. DL must have some kind of shitty server.

I’m watching Ironside on Cozi TV with Jessica Walter.

The first season of [italic]Tremé[/italic]. I'd forgotten how obnoxious Michiel Huisman's character is.

Now I’m watching Patty Duke on Night Gallery on MeTV.

I'm watching The Sundowners with Robert Mitchum murdering an Australian accent. Good god, this film sucks. I keep hanging on wondering if it will get better. Deborah Kerr just said 'shed wee byah a new orse?'. Dear god.

The African Queen on Movies! I thought tv would suck without cable, but I got an antenna, cut the cord and have found good tv for free. PBS has good shows on all the time.

Sons of Anarchy Season 5

Maury. I have no life.

Pariu cu viața a Roumanian TV series that seems to be about high school music geeks. Speaking French, I understand bits and pieces.

Frontline. The story is about Puerto Rico.