Am I paying for commercials or the provision of cable?

[fo631]

Also cable companies pay channels so they can broadcast those channels, usually its enough, but not always depends on the channel.
Even discovery has some car ads from time to time.

[Mr.2007]

Well since you're in army shouldn't you be fighting a war not sitting around on your ass watching tv?

[Vornmusion]

[QUOTE=zepp-;18044684]he said [b]LEGAL[/b][/QUOTE]

Why does he care then, if he already knows no such site exists that lets you legally watch TV programs without ads then why even bother asking me about it. Simple, he's being a hard-ass.

[Identity]

[QUOTE=Mr.2007;18048080]Well since you're in army shouldn't you be fighting a war not sitting around on your ass watching tv?[/QUOTE]

I'm still finishing high school. In June next year I'll be off to BCT and then ship out.

[M_B]

[QUOTE=M_u_d;18044493]Did you just get internet last week?[/QUOTE]

perhaps you didn't see the word [B][U]legally[/U][/B] in that post

[editline]03:16PM[/editline]

[QUOTE=M_u_d;18044652]Yes, you can. Ad-less TV shows are quite easily found on the internet, but discussion of it is a bannable offense here.[/QUOTE]

thank you for confirming what i had already believed: you cannot read

[Dr. Schrodinger]

The only reason that I pay for cable is because of sports.

Otherwise, my favorite shows are on antenna and are available free online on sites like Hulu (sorry non US residents).