I know a lot of people who want to see it but don't have Starz

>As others have mentioned, just because you have no use for it doesn't mean it shouldn't exist for the others who want it.

All I'm asking is what that reason is. If I knew what that reason was I wouldn't be asking. I'm not saying you here, but I don't understand why nobody answers my question and talks like a horses butt.

>And I'm not sure why you seem to care so much.

I'm just wondering.

I was joking. But I mean, then that says something else entirely.

So I asked myself, “are black folks way more apt to be cable subscribers?”

Not only are they more likely to be cable subscribers, they’re the only group with GROWTH in cable subscriptions. Fascinating.

Guess that explains why Starz seems to be targeting the African-American demographic.

I think he'd feel too much shame to go back. And he felt a lot of affinity towards the locals, being one of the few who learnt their language and tried to respect their customs.

He would probably also be concerned that if he did go back, further expeditions would be sent to try and find the beast's corpse or more things like it, bringing more disruption to the locals and the ecology.

But why in the city? Most people don't live in the boonies.

That's not answering the question pop.

There are many people who live in remote areas where high speed internet is hard to get or is very expensive. In many cases there will be data caps, so streaming everything would eat up all their data. Broadcast television may be their only option for reliable viewing. Plus, some people only care about local programming. They may just want the local news and sports. Why pay a monthly bill for that when you can get it for free with an antenna?

As others have mentioned, just because you have no use for it doesn't mean it shouldn't exist for the others who want it. And I'm not sure why you seem to care so much.

I get that, but a majority of people do have access. The vast vast majority have some kind of cellular service. I'm not saying that I don't understand people watching it. I don't understand the critical mass that makes it worth it to broadcast.

I know this must be hard for you to understand, but many areas outside of a city dont even have basic internet, certainly not affordable or streaming capable internet.

So yeah a large percentage of the US still probably uses OTA programming.

Power, P-Valley and BMF aren't boomer oriented at all

I couldn't tell you any shows on the network besides those and Party Down

There are other people in the world son.

It’s audience doesn’t have Starz and a lot of people are probably waiting for it to fully air so they can binge it on a Starz free trial.

The other Starz stuff is more boomer oriented so they have actual cable subscribers to watch it.

No.

Most people still get their news from AM talk radio.

Not everyone has broadband in US. So OTA is all the TV they get.

Streaming only requires phone. Even new TV's will do it if they have internet. There is also plenty that you don't have to pay for.

Because OTA is free and requires very simple equipment. A lot of older folks grew up not having to pay for TV at all, so I can see this appealing to them.

Others want to get local channels without paying for cable/youtubeTV/directTV.

Do your parents still watch ota tv?

That's not answering the question.

The Matthew Rhys character in the first episode was so cringe. There are some more interesting ideas in later eps, but leading with that was incredibly weak.

That's still not answering the question.

It’s mindblowing to me they didn’t make it next day on Hulu or something. Hardly anyone had Starz the first time around and hardly anyone does this time, yet they thought doing the same thing would have different results?

I've not seen people use fax machines in mass. I've seen offices that might have one just in case, but it gets more spam then legit faxes. A lot of places don't even have proper phone lines to run the thing anymore.

I, I, I, I, I...

Lots of people aren't you.

"A new study from Horowitz Research's State of OTA 2022 report shows us nearly one in five TV content viewers use antennas for over-the-air broadcasts and that antenna ownership has increased among viewers from 18-49 by 9% in the past year alone — a number that grew from 14% in 2021 to 23% in 2022."

“Why do they still make peanut butter and jelly? I haven’t had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in over a decade”

This is how you sound op

I’ve never expected the renewal to be picked up for a 4th season. Im happy for the 6 episodes we got, and will be flabbergasted if it does continue