Record Them, then!

Dude, so you missed last week's show, and you're going around hearing all these great things about it. What are you going to do? Pretend like you don't care, (but deep down, you so wish you were there to see that epic show) or are you going to do something to prevent it from happening again?

Here's a thought, if you're not going to watch it on the day of, then why not record it?! I mean, everyone's doing it and that's how most people get updated on their shows. Just because your schedule doesn't work with the schedule of your favorite show doesn't mean you can't watch it, it just means you have to record it and watch it when you're available. You're paying the T.V. company to watch stuff right? So if you don't watch it, then what's the point of owning a T.V.? Look, the bottom line is: GET YOURSELF A FREAKIN' AMAZING AWESOME D.V.R.!

What is a D.V.R. you may ask? and dude, if you have to ask at this point, then wow, you really aren't watching enough T.V.! D.V.R. stands for Digital Video Recorder. It's basically a little box that you hook up to your T.V. and you tell it to record whatever you want to watch. Let's say you want to watch the season finale of "America's got Talent" but you're not going to be there to see it when it shows, so what do you do? Buy a D.V.R. and record it, duh!

Check out this DVR for Direct T.V., or this DVR for Time Warner Cable, or maybe the DVR for Dish Network is what you're looking for. As you can see, there are lots of D.V.R.s on the market. Some of them may have extra features that others don't. So to see which D.V.R works best for you, just look around and do some research.

Dude, you don't want to repeat last week's mistake. The shows are getting more and more epic and you're keeping missing them! Get a D.V.R. and make sure that you see every second of it all!