Channel Surfing Its More Fun Than The Shows On Tv

By: Frank R. Bilotta

I’m a modern 21st century committed TV viewer. I watch shows that I like and I like the shows that I watch. And … my choices are almost limitless. With well over 200 channels available to me, I can always find a network or station that is presenting programming I find interesting.





It may be live sports … a feature length Hollywood movie … a quiz show … cable news programming … a political talk and opinion show … reality TV … food programming … a great documentary or just about anything else that’s on TV these days.

The point is this: I’ll find something to watch, a program that captures – and holds – my attention. And I won’t need the TV Guide or some other similar “programming guide” to locate a show that interests me. That’s because “I control the remote” in my home. It gives me power over the TV and incredible convenience.

In a matter of moments, I can easily “channel surf” the more than two hundred stations that take up residence inside my analog TV screen. That is an awesome benefit. And if you find that hard to believe, ask any adult male you happen to know what he thinks about having control of the ”remote” and the ability it gives him to “channel surf” on his TV.

It’s the kind of power that makes every “couch potato male” count his blessings and feel thankful that he is alive and an adult now … when such technological advances as “the remote” are available. What a benefit. And that makes me think of something else … about a different reality for TV viewers that existed as recently as thirty years ago, perhaps a little further back than that.

It was the time when there were no remotes available … and no chance for channel surfing. It seems almost improbable, but I know that when TV was first introduced in 1948 and for many, many years after that men, like me, actually had to rise up off their couches, approach their TV sets … and use the dials, switches or buttons on the TV to change the channel … one channel at a time.

Call those days “the Dark Ages,” but in its infancy and then its adolescence, TV was “almost prehistoric” by current standards. It makes you wonder how guys were actually able to enjoy a few hours in front of their TVs back then.

By: Frank Bilotta



About the Author:

Frank helps people learn about Dish Network Satellite TV, and how they can save money every month with popular Dish Network Packages. Dish has advanced, award winning, Dish DVR and Dish HD receivers, there is a lot of good news to share and also help people determine Dish TV or DirecTV

Related Articles

How to Achieve Picture Perfect Shots via Digital Photography
Inward Beauty
Breach Not The Fragile Peace...
New LCD TV Models From Toshiba Regza
Guide to Home made Speakers
Mazouz Patrice Painting with Wonderful Color Effects
A Synopsis Of Batman The Dark Knight
Learn Guitar The Bsics Of Learning Guitar
Piano Practice how to make it fun for your child
Here Is My Critical Summary Of SatelliteDirec ... First rate Or Substandard
Life planning will be vital in getting your hopes and dreams
Headshots
Realism in Contemporary Art
Many Separate Methods To Contemplate For Writing Music
Photo Frames Revamping the Inner Ambience in a Redefined Style
How Lines Can Be Used To Create Great Photo Compositions