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 4 months ago
Or the satellite dish fell off the roof.
comixbomix 4 months ago
Or you subscribed to CableBabel.
markkahler52 4 months ago
Sunspots
phritzg Premium Member 4 months ago
They’re watching a late season football game, and it’s being played in Buffalo.
WilliamVollmer 4 months ago
Did you remember to pay the fee to watch that channel?
julie.mason1 Premium Member 4 months ago
A really smart TV would only run ads for your local library.
andersjg Premium Member 4 months ago
A really smart TV wouldn’t run ads.
cuzinron47 4 months ago
That’s a smart aleck TV.
elgrecousa Premium Member 4 months ago
I say Leroy’s smart TV decided to display abstract art.
Chris Sherlock 4 months ago
The TV is smarter than they are.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 4 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 4 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 4 months ago
Most shows on tv stink
davidob 4 months ago
I won’t give you any static about it, just a snow job.