Starting this poll/thread again. Thanks to the Mod for dumping the last one.

How do you watch your television programs? Whether it's sports, news or scripted TV shows.

For me, I watch 90% of my stuff on TV via records on my DVR on Directv.

Sometimes I will watch it on TV via my Roku (Hulu, HBO Go, Netflix)

When I'm away like an vacation or during downtime at work, I'll watch it on my Ipad.

Never watch on my phone. I'll only watch YouTube videos on my phone.

tv with cable.

Cable TV for me, with DVR. I try to watch my shows within 1-5 days. In other words, I don't stockpile a bunch of episodes and binge.

I like to discuss TV shows with people (and it's a good conversation starter), so I always try to stay current with my shows.

Mostly live on cable (Uverse), on Hulu and Netflix. I don't watch many shows regularly.

On a TV via Cable.

I download them and watch on pc or I have the pc record them dvr style using OTA antenna

TV via streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, etc.

DVR with OTA antenna and Netflix on Apple TVs (I have like 20 other devices that'll run it too but most of the time it's on the ATVs).

I haven't watched anything live in years and I love it. I pretty much have no idea when my shows are on. I just watch them when I get to them on the DVR.

I use pretty much all of the methods listed except the smartphone (too small), and the "friend's house". It just depends on the show, and where I am.

I primarily use semi-live broadcast (ie. watching shows with a 15-20 minutes delay recorded on the dvr) as a weedout filter to determine which current shows I'm willing to follow.

If I'm not willing to watch new first-run episodes semi-live or within 12 hours or so, then eventually that show is dropped.

3-30 years later via DVD

I'm still using a MythTV setup, with an antenna hooked up to my server and PCs connected to the TVs. I also use Netflix on PS3 and currently HBO GO on an Amazon Fire (stupid Comcast doesn't allow HBO GO on PS3).

Via Plex, usually with a TV/Roku but sometimes on a tablet.

75% on TV via Dish DVR. 25% Roku streaming

Fios dvr all cable shows
Tivo over the air recorder with antenna to watch most network tv shows
Netflix via roku box, apple tv box and on ipad
Amazon prime tv via fire stick
Starz via app on ipad

Apple TV or Blu-Ray/DVD for me.

Only through apps on XBOX Live like Hulu, HBO Go, Showtime, Netflix (not current shows)

50 percent -Direct TV
35 percent-Roku TV
15 percent-Charter Cable TV

70 % Cable - Comcast
20 % Netflix
10 % Blu / TV on DVD

Current shows via TV and cable
Past shows on DVD/BD via PS3
Past shows on Netflix/Prime via PS3
New-ish TV via Xbox Video
MLB.tv via PS3
HBO Now on ipad (more reliable wifi connection than Xbox, used to watch on phone before Xbox app and owning ipad)
While traveling: Laptop or portable DVD player (maybe ipad in the future)
Football games: At home, at bar, or at friend's house

I ditched DVR awhile back. All the shows I regularly watch are either available almost right away on streaming or On Demand. If it's not, I'll wait for it to get to some streaming service.

95% Cable via TV
5% streamed via PS3 (Netflix/Hulu/Crackle)

I still like using the DVR since many programs on Xfinity On Demand don't allow FF through commercials.

If I can find a way to successfully stream live in-market MLB and NHL, I would cut the cord now and just use my PS3 and/or an Apple TV. I'm aware of a couple solutions for doing this but they all go against ToS of the MLB.TV and I don't feel like losing the money to find out I'm blocked.

I watch everything on a TV. Sports (NFL, MLB, NCAAB tournament) live either when I'm home (fiber) or at a restaurant/bar, everything else (>90%) at my convenience via Roku on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, or Crunchyroll.

Cable or DVR for most of them. I or one of the kids have a bunch on DVD/BR; Castle, Chuck, Warehouse 13, Big Bang, The Americans, Blacklist.

Satellite/DVR for live sports and TV shows I like to watch live. Sometimes while I'm working I'll watch shows on my iPad through Hulu, Netflix, or cable network apps. I do other streaming via Amazon Fire stick or Apple TV depending on which room I'm in.