Honestly, you can’t watch a Star’s movie on a HD monitor because its so blurry and pixilated.

What I as a consumer of digital content want to see is high quality HD streams for a reasonable price. Netflix is a reasonable price although the fatcats who swear by their private jets might be feeling the pain because fuel and metal prices are up.

Guess what, we the consumer do not care and you continue to need our eyeballs to make your money.

I quit watching most of SyFy’s stuff because of their stupid legacy polices that prevent the showing of new series as aired on TV in order to try and bring the forward moving, tech engaged sci-fi genre crowd back to the TV.

Well as they can see, its not gonna happen so they better get used to a new way of doing things if they want our eyeballs. Most of the people I know either use DVR’s or wait until the entire season is available on Netflix or Hulu.

Most of the people under forty now thing TV is so yesterday. We are all about the digital content packages offered by services such as Netflix and Hulu.

CBS will be making a huge mistake if they take the advice of this caveman executive coming from a corporation who thinks that VCR quality streams will satisfy the digital age generation being brought up on HD and soon Quad-HD video games and streaming video.

We simply do not watch it and it becomes increasingly irrelevant in an ever increasingly crowded digital environment.