This is how I ended up with 40 seasons of TV on my shelf. Yes, 40. Let's pause for a moment and say each season is an average of 21 episodes, and each episode is an average of 36 minutes (14 seasons are 23-minute shows and 26 are 43-minute shows). This means I have 504 hours of TV on DVD. That is 21 days straight. Of TV.
And sure, I could have hours and hours of TV viewing at my fingertips with a Hulu Plus or Netflix subscription, but I would be paying around a hundred dollars a year and still wouldn't have the specific TV I wanted (shows like Felicity and AMC dramas are hard to come by). And I'd still have to deal with internet problems/streaming/commercials. DVDs are my favorite commercial-free way to watch TV.
Insert disc. Play all.
A catalogue of my TV on DVD:
- 30 Rock, seasons 1, 2, 3, 5
- Parks & Recreation, season 3
- Gilmore Girls, seasons 1-7
- Felicity, seasons 1-4
- Friends, seasons 5, 6, 9, 10
- Parenthood, seasons 1-2
- Glee, season 1
- Friday Night Lights, season 4
- Bones, seasons 1, 2, 4, 6
- The Office (BBC), seasons 1-2
- The Office, seasons 1-2
- Heroes, season 1
- Chuck, season 1
- Mad Men, seasons 1-2
- Damages, seasons 1-2
- Monk, season 5
- Seinfeld, season 1
1 comment:
I say we watch 21 straight days of TV. It would be like the lounging equivalent of climbing Mt. Everest.
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