Posted 8 Jun 2013 · Report post It's been thirty some-odd years since the introduction of cable into most homes. I've listed what I consider to be the best channels/networks on television: 1--All three C-Span channels. You get the chance to see our legislature in action; keynote speeches for a variety of events are shown, at least initially, in their entirety; interviews are conducted in a respectful way, without the intrusion of the C-Span interviewer's opinions; a wide range of points-of-view are presented. The viewer can therefore form a more objective opinion of the opinions expressed. 2--Classic Arts Showcase. Video clips of musical performances and classic films and documentaries about various artists and musicians are shown. 3--Turner Classic Movies. Classic films--and forgotten old films that should be seen again--are shown, and without commercial interruption. Are there any I should add to this short list? P.S. One complaint I have about cable: Those who remember when it first started may also remember one of the big draws to cable: no commercials! And look at it now... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 9 Jun 2013 · Report post INSP has some great evening programming. Hallmark channel has some good stuff. DIY. Boomerang for cartoons. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 Jun 2013 · Report post Lately, due to my work and other reasons, I've tuned into CNBC regularly. I enjoy it. And, I enjoy beautiful women who are intelligent so that part is nice too. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 Jun 2013 · Report post I find Fox Business much better than CNBC in terms of news and political orientation. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
