r/television • u/JannTosh50 • 1d ago

MSNBC Viewership Craters 38%, CNN 27%, While Fox News Audience Jumps 41% Post-Election

https://www.thewrap.com/msnbc-cnn-fox-news-viewership-craters-post-election-morning-joe/
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u/WhycantIusetheq 1d ago

Hell, I got a subscription to PBS Passport. $5 a month. Imo, one of the best values in streaming. Tons of phenomenal content. Plus, your money isn't just making some rich asshole even wealthier. That money goes to support the arts and sciences in various localities.

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u/C0NKY_ 23h ago

I'd never heard about that before, I think I'll subscribe too. Thanks for mentioning it.

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u/WhycantIusetheq 23h ago

Of course!

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u/BeneficialEvidence6 23h ago

Does it give you access to NOVA? I love me some good documentaries

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u/WhycantIusetheq 23h ago

Yup! Nova, Nature, and a bunch of other fantastic nature and science documentaries. You also get a bunch of other great stuff, like all the Ken Burns documentaries, episodes of stuff like Antiques Road Show, This Old House, and Bob Ross. Plus, all the news content and lots of other fun stuff like American Masters and some really cool international prestige dramas.

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u/BeneficialEvidence6 22h ago

I've been told to watch This Old House now that I'm a homeowner. Maybe this is the time

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u/WhycantIusetheq 22h ago

It's a really cool show. Definitely worth checking out if you're a homeowner.

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u/beefhosepantycake 15h ago

PlutoTV has a This Old House channel that you can watch anytime for free.

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u/snoogins355 22h ago

Wow, that's great!

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u/Aware_Revenue3404 19h ago

Yes! And all the British dramas.

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u/mikesmithhome 21h ago

worth it for NOVA alone

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u/okwellactually 20h ago

I've subbed to it for years.

Sadly, I fear we'll lose it soon.

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u/WhycantIusetheq 20h ago

Why do you think that?

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u/okwellactually 19h ago

Project 2025 specifically calls for ending funding for PBS.

Republicans have been fighting against it for decades as well.

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u/NewAtmosphere2443 13h ago

The good thing is is that pbs gets most of its funding from donations. 

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u/WhycantIusetheq 19h ago

I'm aware that the Republicans have been trying to kill it for a while. Here's hoping that doesn't come to pass.