The problem is that there's too much worth watching, and if I start on it, I won't get anything else done. I could kill hours just on the Discovery or History channels. I've never seen Battlestar Galactica, but that's not because I think it's a bad show, but because I don't want to invest the time. There are channels with classic movies, indie movies, foreign movies, you name it. Sturgeon's Law says 90 percent of everything is crap, but if you start out with a thousand things, that still leaves a hundred things that aren't crap.
I also have a bunch of DVDs full of features and good stuff I may never actually get around to watching. I spent hours going through the entire feature set on the extended edition of "Fellowship of the Ring." I haven't done that for the other two movies.
Geek Speak » in reply to The real problem is that, despite hundreds of channels, there is almost NOTHING worth watching.
Actually, I don't think that's true.
