Considering droppings cable again

I think SyFy has an app

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Hulu would probably have that show too

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The last time I cut the cord, they didn't.

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Has 85 episodes as of right.......now

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Excellent! That's great news. Last summer, they would only have clips, no full episodes. Now, I can cut the cord without worrying about any bitching

Any recommendations on Antennas?

I have a simple pair of rabbit ears, but anything other than WBRZ was a crapshoot.

I would like to be able to catch WAFB, WGMB, WVLA, and WLFT

Also any recommendations for cool apps that work on Roku or Chromecast outside of WatchESPN, Netflix, Hulu, HBO, ect?

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I would like to be able to catch WAFB, WGMB, WVLA, and WLFT

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When you cancel the cable, but keep the internet, you SHOULD still get these channels

Cox is going up a few dollars starting this month according to my last bill. Makes this decision a little easier.

I did it this year, and have had mixed feelings.

First, I live in a smaller town with bigger Internet reliability issues than I realized. This makes streaming content often frustrating or impossible. I'm supposed to get up to 20 Mbs, but am often left with <1.

Second, my antenna has trouble getting CBS, and the only way to remedy this is to put one on the roof.

All this aside, we are able to stream most everything through Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Netflix. The WatchESPN app is very unreliable even with decent signal.

My two biggest adjustments have been not being able to really channel surf or to easily find something when I have family come over. On demand video is much more personal as you have to actively look for a program. Channel surfing allows you to mindlessly browse until something catches your eye. When family comes over you have to explain your set up and or choose something for them.