Monologue

A dilemma we often face in this day and age is choosing what to watch among the thousands of channels on TV. I personally, have over 9,000 channels to choose from and that can lead to some serious headaches. so what do i do? i stop watching tv all together. i almost never turn on my tv, yet i still watch dozens of shows. that’s right. dozens. how you may ask? a glorious thing we have called the internet.

The internet has allowed to me stay current with many tv shows. for example, my second most visited website, after facebook of course, is a little wonder called hulu. most tv stations have websites and whenever one of their shows airs, it is usually up on the internet the next day for unlimited viewing. hulu allows you to view all of these shows on one site so that you don’t have to navigate from nbc’s website to abc’s. it’s a time saver and the commercial ads are generally about 30 seconds.

during the spring semester of my senior year in high school i had a lot of free time and that’s when i watched the most tv. i was following (the list gets kinda long) lost, the office, it’s always sunny in Philadelphia, breaking bad, dexter, mad men, the community, psych, the Simpsons, Mythbusters, house, the big bang theory, how i met your mother, glee, lie to me, chuck, 24, modern family, sons of anarchy, sparatus: blood and sand, scrubs, cougar town, white collar, and probably more that i have failed to remember.

it’s a frickin miracle that i didn’t fall behind in my school work. that’s partly because i set time aside for watching my shows. and i encourage all of you to go find an awesome show and stick with it. i just happened to find 20+