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TV previews for the week of Jan. 13–19, 2020 Here at CableTV.com, we’re well-aware that there are already too many TV shows. To compound the problem, new series drop every week—so of course we’re going to recommend some fresh TV here every week for your poor, overstuffed DVR. Sorry, and you’re welcome. The Bachelor Reality [...]

How Would Disney+ Look as a VHS Collection?

by Trevor Wheelwright | | Featured | 0

If the content of Disney+ was converted into a VHS collection, it would equal 1,704 tapes. That’s about 3,408 hours worth of movies and shows, which means you could fly around the world in a commercial jet around 66 times and never have to rewatch the same Disney+ content. But who could resist not watching [...]

Sling TV vs. Hulu + Live TV

by Bill Frost | Jan 8, 2020 | Reviews, Versus Reviews | 0

Best Ways to Watch the NBA

by Whitney Hansen | Jan 3, 2020 | Entertainment | 0

Update: How to watch the NBA All-Star Game 2020 The 2020 NBA All-Star Game airs on TNT on Sunday, February 16 at 8 p.m. ET. TNT will also air the NBA Rising Stars Challenge and NBA All-Star Saturday Night, while ESPN will air the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game. The best way to stream all of [...]

Best Ways to Watch NFL Games 2019/2020

by Whitney Hansen | | Best Of, TV FAQs | 7

NFL season is here—we’ve rounded up the best ways to watch so you don’t miss a moment of the action. Are you ready to start watching some football? We know we are.

Hulu + Live TV vs. AT&T TV NOW

by Rachel Oaks | | Versus Reviews | 0

Hulu + Live TV speaks to all the strengths of streaming: a full on-demand library, the most popular shows for cheap, and plenty of space to record your favorite live shows. Meanwhile, DIRECTV NOW has made backward changes that draw too much on its satellite TV origins—complete with bloated packages and pricey add-ons.

Sling TV vs. YouTube TV

by Makayla Beitler | Dec 27, 2019 | Brand Reviews, Versus Reviews | 1

Sling TV offers a good deal for an affordable price—its packages have some flexibility, and its largest package is still cheaper than YouTube TV. But YouTube TV offers more channels and unlimited cloud DVR storage space, so in many ways, you really do get what you pay for.

Roku Ultra | 2019’s Best Streaming TV Devices | Cabletv.com

Roku Ultra Review 2019

by Bill Frost | Dec 26, 2019 | Equipment Guides | 1

Roku Express Review 2019

by Bill Frost | | Equipment Guides | 1

Best Ways to Watch Hallmark and Lifetime Channels

by Whitney Hansen | | Uncategorized | 0

AT&T WatchTV Cheapest livestreaming provider $15/mo. 35+ channels No DVR View plans Sling TV Orange package Best for sports Starting at $25/mo. Lots of sports coverage No commitment View plans DISH America's Top 200 Best overall channel coverage $79.99/mo.* 190 channels 2-yr. contract View plans *For 24 months with a 2-year agreement and eAutoPAY Jump [...]