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NokNok

As some readers may know, I decided to pull the cord on TV cable and get a Roku for streaming content. I have a subscription to Netflix and HuluPlus, and between the two, I've been able to watch MOST of the shows I'd like. What I can't get is CBS, and one of my favorite shows, "The Big Bang Theory," comes on that channel.

I bought a digital antenna, but we haven't hooked it up yet. Hopefully, if HuluPlus never offers CBS, I'll be able to get the network via the antenna. We can also connect the computer to the TV to watch it that way, but that seems so time-consuming.

I also have hopes that NokNok, a Roku channel still in beta form, might one day fill that void. I found out about it here. After I read the article, I was very excited to try it out, so as soon as I had the chance, I did. I was able to access NokNok, but not any of the content.

On Monday, I tried it again. Good news! I was FINALLY able to access ABC and NBC content! Still no CBS, though.

But maybe one day.

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