I’d gladly trade the headphone jack and using the adapter on the headphones I use in the office (I have wireless for the gym) for the waterproofing.

I absolutely get the concept of not overpaying one’s taxes, but I’m not entirely why the delay in processing (which, hey ... if it takes the IRS three more weeks to cover against identity theft, I’m all for it) would have an impact here.

Sorry, as someone who used to frequent /r/arrow, this particular fandom has gone too far. It’s a show runner’s job to create the best show she or he can produce. The fan’s get one avenue to respond: watch or not watch.

Soap opera affect does not cause me physical pain or cost me money, so yeah, that’s a fair enough trade off :)

I guess I’m the only one on the planet that doesn’t mind the soap opera effect.

You know this comments thread was going to get filled up with whinney fans.

And that’s a fair point. But I was responding to “Arguably the shittiest channel by a large margin” and not “They don’t have the right kind of content to appeal to a web-savvy demographic.”

Absolutely relevant to the viability of a CBS streaming service, but the poster I was replying to was arguing CBS is irrelevant anyway because he doesn’t watch the network.

And that might mean something to the viability of a CBS streaming service, but that was not the point that the post I was replying to was about.

There’s no need for me to go see a movie on opening weekend vs. seeing at the dollar theatre 2 months later either.

Arguably the shittiest channel by a large margin

It also assumes that everyone pays their own subscription fee instead of one person having Netflix and giving a login to someone else who then logs them into their Amazon account.

YOU don’t ... maybe they do.

I think most people responded to the tone being a bit odd. But if it wasn’t your cup of tea, then it’s not your cup of tea :)

To be fair, that’s their decision point, even if it isn’t yours.

Yeah, but the upside of having a TiVo vs. the POS DVRs telcos provide.

Yeah, Berlanti denied Savitar was going to be played by Todd Lasance.

rtings.com includes the distinction in their TV reviews.

If only there a was a warning of some sort to keep you from being spoiled.

Not even a little. I’ve moved around the country enough to know that some networks are better in some regions. I lived in Kansas City, 5 miles from Sprint’s HQ. Great network. But I’d travel to bigger markets, and see much worse results.