Category: TV FAQs
How to Get High-Speed Internet without Cable or a Phone Line
by Randy Harward | Nov 30, 2022 | TV FAQs
You don’t have to pay for cable TV or home phone to get great internet service—and we’ve got the internet plans and pricing to prove it.
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Free and Low-Cost Cable TV Options 2022
by Randy Harward | Nov 22, 2022 | TV FAQs
Looking to save some money? Here are solutions to cut back on your cable or satellite television subscription without giving up TV entertainment all together.
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What Channel Is CBS on?
by Bill Frost | | Entertainment, TV FAQs
The channel number of CBS varies by city and by whether you have a cable or satellite provider (or use an antenna). There are over 200 local CBS TV stations across the country, with at least one in every state, including the US Virgin Islands, Guam, and Puerto Rico. The Eye is everywhere.
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What Channel Is NBC On?
by Bill Frost | | Entertainment, Featured, TV FAQs
NBC, the broadcast home of The Voice, This is Us, and a trifecta of Chicago dramas, is about to get sporty in February: Not only is NBC airing the 2022 Winter Olympics, but it’s also this year’s home to the Super Bowl. We’re winded just thinking about all the action we’ll be watching from the couch!
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How to Watch Soccer
by Taylor Kujawa | Nov 18, 2022 | Entertainment, TV FAQs
If you are a soccer fan, don’t miss our line up of the best TV providers you need to catch all the matches from your team. Score some inside information here!
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Where to Watch The Walking Dead
by Bill Frost | Nov 17, 2022 | Entertainment, TV FAQs
Need to know how to watch zombie epic The Walking Dead when the final season returns in February? CableTV.com has all the brain-splattering details.
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How to Watch The CW
by Bill Frost | | Entertainment, TV FAQs
The CW, a joint TV network venture between CBS and WarnerMedia (the “C” and the “W” of the name), has been broadcasting since 2006 and is carried by over 200 local TV stations in the US. The network currently airs over 25 younger-skewing series, including Riverdale, Batwoman, and Superman & Lois.
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Cable vs. Streaming TV: Which is Better?
by Bill Frost | | Best Of, TV FAQs
Should you spend your hard-earned bucks on good ole reliable cable TV, or new-ish internet-based streaming TV? Both deliver live and on-demand television to your eyeballs, but there are subtle, and some sharp, differences between the two. (Psssst: most of our cable notes also relate to satellite TV.)
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How Much Should I Be Paying for Cable TV?
by Randy Harward | | TV FAQs
TV plans run between $20 and $250 monthly, with the average cable TV plan costing around $87 monthly.
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What’s the Cheapest Way to Go for HBO?
by Mike Strayer | Nov 10, 2022 | TV FAQs
For most folks, we recommend HBO’s streaming HBO Max because it’s relatively cheap, has a month-to-month contract, and features more than just HBO Originals. If you prefer to keep things simple with a single cable plan and no messy apps, Spectrum or Cox is the way to go.
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