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OT: On Demand

Anybody else have this? I just signed up for HBO and Showtime and now I have access to virtually all of those channels programming (movies, sports, etc.) whenever I want to watch them at no cost.

I'm just psyched to watch endless boxing and the entire series of "Legendary Nights" on HBO. If you haven't seen that show it is one of the best programs on TV.

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Arthur

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  • ajwajw Posts: 2,281 ✭✭✭
    I don't have On Demand any longer. DVR is the single best use of $11 a month you can possibly make, though.
  • calaban7calaban7 Posts: 3,018 ✭✭✭
    Years ago( late 70's) I lived in south Florida. I went to the beach almost every day for the 1st year. Women,partying,women etc..... I never went to the beach in the next 3-1/2 years. I loved when we got on demand for our home. Had it for 4 years now. The kids love it.

    I do like on demand as my wife and I can rewatch what we liked or missed or watch something we haven't seen in a while. Our youngest boys really like on sprout ( Noddy , Bob the buider , etc ) on demand. Our older boys all work and all have DVR's. Enjoy!!
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  • Arthur, you seem like a big boxing fan. Just wondering who your 3 favorite boxers are of all time ?

    My favs growing up were Sugar Ray Leonard and Larry Holmes

    I was too young to see Ali in his prime but love watching tapes of his fights

    Dave
  • I have all that stuff and DVR which is great. I love the Classic Boxing Channel, particularly the Ali fights. Best sports on TV and I am not even a boxing fan!!
    Mark B.

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    34 Goudey, 75 Topps Mini, Hall of Fame Complete Set, 1985 Topps Tiffany, Hall of Fame Players Complete Set
  • bigfischebigfische Posts: 2,252 ✭✭
    I love on demand for the HBO shows like Rome and Soprano's
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  • << <i>Arthur, you seem like a big boxing fan. Just wondering who your 3 favorite boxers are of all time ?

    My favs growing up were Sugar Ray Leonard and Larry Holmes

    I was too young to see Ali in his prime but love watching tapes of his fights

    Dave >>



    Dave,

    I, too, am too young to have seen any fights prior to 1985 and too young to remember any fights I saw growing up. That being said, I've got a Jack Dempsey Master set going in the registry and I'll probably start a Gene Tunney set once I'm respectable in my Dempsey set. After that? Not sure. Maybe Joe Louis, maybe Sugar Ray Robinson. I also find myself buying a lot of Schmeling and Georges Carpentier.

    Another boxer I've read about and like (but prices usually end higher than I can go) is Peter Jackson. It's said that he's the one fighter John L. Sullivan refused to go into a ring with. He's got some T issues that can be had relatively cheap but the 19th Century stuff usually goes for big bucks.

    Right now, I'm 100% focused on Dempsey. Okay, maybe more like 95% image

    Arthur
  • Arthur,

    And there you go trying to temp the rest of us. Thanks a lot! image

    I'm just too dang cheap to spring for premium channels. Plus I don't want to sit in front of the tube any more than I already do.

    Thanks for sharing your experience!

    (Oh, yeah, let me know when you get home and can check to see if you have the '88OPC Greenwell or not.)
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