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In the early days of over-the-air television the channel tuners didn’t have discrete click-stops. The TV tuners were more like radio tuners and the picture faded in and out as you turned the knob. In between channels you might see a conflation of two pictures, or something like what the Lockhorns are seeing. Some TV’s today with UHF tuners work like that.
snsurone76 10 months ago
Or the satellite dish fell off the roof.
comixbomix 10 months ago
Or you subscribed to CableBabel.
markkahler52 10 months ago
Sunspots
phritzg Premium Member 10 months ago
They’re watching a late season football game, and it’s being played in Buffalo.
WilliamVollmer 10 months ago
Did you remember to pay the fee to watch that channel?
julie.mason1 Premium Member 10 months ago
A really smart TV would only run ads for your local library.
andersjg Premium Member 10 months ago
A really smart TV wouldn’t run ads.
cuzinron47 10 months ago
That’s a smart aleck TV.
elgrecousa Premium Member 10 months ago
I say Leroy’s smart TV decided to display abstract art.
Chris Sherlock 10 months ago
The TV is smarter than they are.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 10 months ago
In the early days of over-the-air television the channel tuners didn’t have discrete click-stops. The TV tuners were more like radio tuners and the picture faded in and out as you turned the knob. In between channels you might see a conflation of two pictures, or something like what the Lockhorns are seeing. Some TV’s today with UHF tuners work like that.
Strawberry King 10 months ago
I’d like to see a Smart TV set itself up, rather than the owner doing it. And under 5 minutes. That’s a real Smart TV
anncorr339 9 months ago
Most shows on tv stink
davidob 9 months ago
I won’t give you any static about it, just a snow job.