Freeview all the way - and VOD at work. I absolutely love plugging myself in and escaping the much to hectic world!

I use tvtv for the listings and record onto my iMac, have some macros set up which look up shows that could be of interest as well

It's a bit old-school in my flat - only 5 channels! So not a great deal of choice really. I do have lots of box sets though - love the fact you can zip through the theme music and onto the action!

I'm usually too busy to sit down and arrange my life around the programs I watch, and since I don't have Sky+ I have to rely on +1 services and on demand services like 4OD and BBC iPlayer!

I LOVE TV. I lost my Sky recently after it got knocked off the roof by a stray surveyor who denies all accusations. So I have been sent back in time to terrestrial TV that I haven’t watched solely for about 4 years. It was painful at first, but I quite enjoy it. I am watching a lot less crap. I use the 65p TV weekly to guide me through my nights. In consequence of this disaster I have started watching coronation street to fill in time gaps. In horror of admitting this the Sky dish is coming back with a +

Strangely I like watching TV in the schedule rather than time shifted. The best way to get a proper feel for a show is to know what's on around it, what ads go on in the break, how it feels going out at that time etc.

I just watch this 14 year old on you tube who does mock continuity announcements for 'YTV' (he obviously doesn't approve of the scrapping of regional continuity).. ;o)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zqXm8dRoxw

To be honest - life is so busy and fast paced that I don't think I would watch any of the programmes I love if I didn't have Sky+.

I make use of radiotimes.com when I'm actually in on an evening and don't have any DVDs which strike my fancy, but I still miss loads of what I meant to watch. I really need a freeview box with hard drive soon.

Depends how i feel to be honest - sad to say but im a channel hopper - im still not happy with the quality of internet tv but i do like the idea of skipping adverts. I certainly wouldnt choose the internet as a source for viewing my favourite shows.
Big fan of the DVD box set though - no annoying cliff hangers ever again!!

I watch way to much TV!!!

I tend to be rather selective in my viewing, relying mainly on the internet as it allows me to set my own schedule and avoid those pesky adverts!

I'm a big fan of dvds these days, I find it a lot more satisfying to be able to watch a whole chunk of episodes at a time, even if it does mean I don't see things as fast. It's also good to see the episodes without advert breaks and I'm a sucker for special features. There are only a small number of shows I watch 'live' on tv and those are generally ones I don't mind missing occasional episodes