I have never owned a TV and plan to never own one.

I just left Directv which i had for over 10 years, and was paying 153.00 a month, and went with a new company that gives you 1500 channels, and all the premium channels like hbo-showtime-starz and cinemax, and you get PPV FOR FREE ALSO, AND I KNOW BECAUSE I USE TO PAY EXTRA CLOSE TO 100 DOLLARS FOR A FIGHT and i get every single sports station, and also adult channels all for 49.95 , so right now i am saving over 100 dollars a month compared to what i used to pay, and get more for less. If you want to know the name of the company just send me a private message.

Roku. Now all we pay for is WiFi. Anything not in Roku is online anyway.

I have internet, antenna, cellphone and Hulu. I don't miss cable tv at all.

Never had it.

I have never purchased a TV, nor paid for cable hookup. The only thing I miss is the Olympics.

Enjoy watching "Call the Midwife" and "Downton Abbey" with a friend at her house.

Over the years, two people bought me a TV:

1. When visiting from Florida, Mom wanted to watch her exercise videos.

2. "You are culturally deprived," John said. I dated him in 2014. The IT director at Boeing, he took me to Costco, bought a smart TV, hooked it up, and carried out the heavy old lunker, donating it to Goodwill.

The idea of traditional satelitite or cable tv is so last century it is all online now and so much cheaper

I use an Android TV box. It's very good except for live TV which can stream very badly at times. It cost the equivalent of about $200 (it's a Minix Neo 9) and that's it.