/r/CableTV_Memories
a subreddit for posts about the nostalgia of cable TV programming, including shows seen on cable channels. We also welcome posts about shows from over-the-air channels too since some of those programs were also seen on the cable box too.
a subreddit for posts about the nostalgia of cable TV programming, including shows seen on cable channels, and we also allow posts about products that were heavily advertised on TV, as well as images of equipment for TV watching, and TV production.
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/r/CableTV_Memories
I think it's funny. I don't know who all those agree with me, but I think it's funny. How we went from cable TV with ADS all throughout a TV show or a movie to blockbuster. Redbox, streaming services, 2 Netflix and other streaming services. And now we're back to essentially cable t, v, because you pay For these streaming services, which there are dozens of just to have to watch ADS while you're trying to watch a TV show or a movie on top of we used to be able to get all of our said TV shows and be able to binge-watch them. And now we're back as well, having to wait for one episode a week. Even if it's with anime, we need to do a petition or something to go back to how things should be instead of doing this one a week, add crap again. That or we need to have a streaming service that has all of these TV shows and movies on one thing, instead of scattered about having to spend a $100 or more just to be able to watch stuff that is on 1 and stuff on another 1 or have to sub to watch that. And then unsub. And do that back and forth, that's really hmm, repetitive and annoying to have to sub and sub or have dozens of streaming platforms just to have entertainment. So far Netflix is the only one that doesn't force. Adds down your throat like what prime and Disney and Hulu, and HBO and everything else. Lord lo, behold, you have to pay even more to go back to the ad. Free viewing experience. And they'll just increase that again whenever they see fit, which is stupid. I know how things work, but even so there should be a limitation, much they can essentially suck from people just to get their money.
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Any Lineups from 1983-1997?
CableSystems: Cablevisions Systems of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Inner City Cable/Time Warner, Wade Cablevision/Time Warner and Comcast Philadelphia