tv

Lots of people are "cutting the cable" these days and relying on streaming services for their shows and local channels for their news and live TV.  I ditched my cable channels a few months ago and haven't really missed anything.  I still keep my internet, of course, but when I want to watch anything live, it's back to the old school TV antenna...

Do you remember the TV sitcom the "Odd Couple" with Tony Randall and Jack Klugman?

I don't see as many "If you've been injured in a accident..." style commercials as I used to. I'm not sure why that is, but I do remember them as being fairly annoying and dominating late night TV commercial spots. This guy in Texas has taken annoying legal ads to a whole new level...

It's weird to me that I'm so hooked on this show. I haven't made a commitment to watching one of these competition shows since back in the "Star Search" days. For whatever reason, NBC's The Voice has something appealing about it and it's got me roped in...

If I had my way, the FCC would fine networks for excessive crying. It's gotten out of hand. People cry on TV now at the drop of a hat. I mean, I'm not heartless, so I get that sometimes emotions can get out of control, but some of these shows just seem to coax gratuitous crying for no good reason...

This reporter is going to hear "What are you -- chicken?" jokes for the rest of his career.

Yet another reason to be careful about what you post on facebook.

According to the latest Nielsen ratings from the Houston area, no one - and we mean no one - was watching the struggling Houston Astros on Sunday.

'America's Got Talent' will wind down its latest season tonight (Sept. 18). The popular talent competition will do so with a little help from country star Dierks Bentley who will perform his brand new single 'I Hold On.' While most performers seek fame on the 'AGT' stage, Bentley is bringing a dose of already established star power to it.

I love walking around downtown Billings. There's so much to see. Check out this cool store front display on the NW corner of Broadway and 2nd st.!

CBS’s late night schedule is set for the next couple years. On Monday the network announced that ‘The Late Show’ host David Letterman and ‘The Late, Late Show’ headman Craig Ferguson have both had their contracts renewed through 2014. When he completes his new contract, Letterman will have been a late night talk show host for 32 years, which would break the record previously held by former ‘Tonigh

If you’ve ever watched the classic 1989 film ‘Steel Magnolias’ and thought to yourself, “You know, I wish a cable channel would remake this with an all African-American cast,” your wish has apparently been granted.