How much TV do you watch?

[Motrukdriver]

If you have a blank wall or maybe a sheet you can hang up this might be just the thing.

https://www.amazon.com/Magnasonic-P...Format=grid&impressionTimestamp=1516270843270

 

[mayble]

i was thinking about this question, and i realized that 90% of my "tv" viewing is youtube - mostly vandwellers & other nomads.  
once i'm on the road and can stop living vicariously thru everyone else out there already doing it, my tv watching should drop dramatically

 

[DuneElliot]

Dune, that is an impressive load drop from one movie. It definitely puts battery power limitations into perspective.

The PS3 is a power hog from what I've read, but yeah more than I thought it would be. If I have internet I usually just rely on Roku and not DVDs, or watching on my tablet when boondocking

 

[rm.w/aview]

I'm able to answer the title question of the thread, with nothing relevant to the OP. If I happen to be some place and there's a tv on, I might watch it or just as likely look out the window, unless there's a conversation to be had, as in bar, restaurant, laundromat, doctor's office or ER, and if I visit family during the November-January holidays there's usually "the game" on so I'll participate in that too.

 

[ben2go]

I only watch the news long enough for the weather report at 6 am and/or 6 pm. Other than that, I really don't watch TV. I do like to stream Star Trek TNG, Voyager, and DS9 on my notebook computer. Plenty of streaming services for these. I usually watch later in the evening before bedtime and after a good long hot half hour shower.