On the contrary there's a sweet spot when the baby is young enough to sleep all day that watching sports/movies/playing games is like all you can do.

Now once they're older and either demand the tv or have activities you have to go to every Sunday...

I guess JJ Watt also has YouTube TV, because he's also sick of this

X - Formerly Twitter

If you read this and don't know who he is, he's a former NFL player and current broadcaster.

(There are a few in this thread who don't watch sports)

Why would you be paying for youtube tv if you don't watch sports?

I remember those days all too well. Between lack of sleep and still having to go to work, the last thing I wanted to do is watch a sporting event.

JJ Watt made over 100m in his career. Pretty sure he can swing a month of Disney+ to watch MNF.

So seemingly because of this google has (at least for now) pulled out of MoviesAnywhere

https://www.advanced-television.com/...e-partnership/

But it is not D+. You have to get ESPN, a separate service.

Wow... this really has gone nuclear between Google and Disney.

Just got an email we are getting the $20 credit for not having the Disney channels. I guess you have to do something to claim it. Email next week how to redeem.

You can claim the $20 off your next bill by clicking on your main account image, going to settings, updates, and select the claim button.

https://tv.youtube.com/settings/service_updates

Just claimed it. Better than nothing.

I just claimed mine a few minutes ago.

We tried cable in 1989 and it was noticeably WORSE than what we got from our roof antenna, and all the cable-only channels were in mono with bad satellite reception. We dumped it faster than a hot potato. Haven’t even seen cable anywhere since the digital thing happened, but I have seen streaming TV that actually looked BETTER than over the air, which doesn’t make sense but apparently OTA uses more compression.

It is being reported Disney is losing approximately $4.3 million a day without YTTV deal.

https://www.theverge.com/news/818542...-blackout-cost

That's a shame

More accurately, the article should say Disney is not receiving additional $4.3 million per day.

Disney is really going after Youtube blaming this whole thing on them. Lol.

Went through this with DirecTV last year. It lasted 2 weeks. They promised a credit I redeemed on their site but never got. The Nextstar blackout just before lasted months but I did get the $20 credit from that. DirecTV ended up including ad-tier Disney+ as part of the service. About a month later rates went up $7 and then this year another $10. They all get their money back in the end.

ABC/Disney blackout is over

Hopefully this is a typo in the article....

I wonder if Google TV will come back to Movies Anywhere now.

Okay finally but what is ESPN unlimited?

in the sports forum

https://forum.dvdtalk.com/sports-tal...ll-2025-a.html

Looks like I have everything back except for ABC. It's only available on demand as of right now.

Ah right. Now I remember that.