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The old 60s version with Patrick McGoohan or the horrible reboot?

How do you access it on a tv?

Ditto the guy who lives in his Mom's basement, day sleeps, then goes online all night and repeatedly destroys any progress anybody made after their 60 work hrs. Then IMs everyone, pleading for them to come back & play after we quit.

I have the ISP, I'm asking about a way to avoid an $90+ charge (cheapest AT&T tv tier) just to access streaming services that will be an additional $5-12 each per month.

I'm trying to figure this out. With seemingly every network going with their own subscription streaming group (Discovery+, Paramount+, Peacock, etc.), am I correct in thinking that you still need some sort of "carrier service" (AT&T tv, Comcast, Xfinity, etc.) at their additional costs to access them, or is there a way to just access the subscription streaming services as "standalone" services? Everything I've read so far is that you need the "carrier" to get to the streaming group app, but it's getting to the point that what the carrier has to offer is old shows and the services will be saving the first run stuff & most popular shows for their own group only.

pssst - "There ain't no hill or mountain we can't climb".

Pepsi, Buttwiper & others decided to forgo paying through the nose for commercial time. Now the network has to fill that time with something else.

Considering the people who are abducted mostly have "-Bob" as part of their first name, it could be the only Religion they know from us.

It would be hilarious if, upon hearing the whole dogma of it, they busted out laughing.

You shouldn't owe on the stimulus, you only have to report receiving it. If you hold out, and Biden comes through, you'll get that $1,400 third stimulus installment to use to pay your taxes.

"A little song, a little dance...a little seltzer down your pants."

Oooh, you got the Bernie!

Duh...

...during the Plague...while stuck in isolation at home. You should come up with something to torture HS students with in future years.

That's how he made the jump from one show to the other.