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technocoma Offline
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223 shows 17703 episodes
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i don't have many yet but recommend some of the best to me

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ThY91 Offline
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151 shows with 10819 episodes.

More then half of them having been watched by either myself or my wife or both Smile
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Wow, you guys actually watch that many tv shows, atm im watching 4 or 5 shows and thats the most ive watched at once. lol
Plus, i kinda see downloading/keeping tv shows a waste of space, i'll never watch them more than once, unlike movies. Not sure about the rest of you.
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http://trakt.tv/user/bstrdsmkr/progress

Gotta love addons =)
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I'm rocking at 89... Only watched 2/3rds
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nick2123 Offline
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255 Shows 12341 Episodes and still growing i would say 75% of them are watched
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jakks Offline
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88 shows
2500+ episodes

Once I finish a season of a show I'll delete it to save space as I won't be watching it again

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longsh0t Offline
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(2012-07-06 08:10)lrusak Wrote:  I don't think having a lot of shows is impressive. It's all about how many watched shows/episodes you have Wink

I agree to a point. It's easy enough to download random shows for the sake of downloading them especially if you didn't have a fast DL and no bandwidth caps. I downloaded Invader ZIM the other day just for kicks but I doubt I'll ever watch it. Having a crapton of movies or shows is certainly impressive though and has a definite "wow factor" when showing XBMC off to friends and family.

That said, I have 189 shows and only a third of those shows are ones that are regularly watched.

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I'll have to wait until I get home to confirm episodes, but I currently have 315 different TV shows. I can understand where people are coming from regarding keeping stuff and its re-watch value. There's 4 people in my group that are responsible for "acquiring" specific shows, and until I've given them a chance - I'll keep them. Some may be shit, and I'll delete them, but until I get to them to have a look, I'll keep them. It's kinda like going to the video shop, looking for something to watch - only you can do it from the comfort of your lounge chair Big Grin.

I'd much rather have an extensive collection of different stuff to choose from, so friends and family can pick what they want to watch, rather than it just being a limited list of just what I like. To be honest, the show or movie has to be pretty damn bad for me to delete it as I'm pretty easy when it comes to entertainment.

I very rarely delete stuff, as I grew up on dialup, which I managed to pull down 2 episodes a week of SD content, so I value the time it takes to get stuff - even if I can pull down a HD copy of an episode in a few minutes now-a-days Tongue

If I run out of space - I provision more. Movies, TV & Music combined, I'm currently storing around 15TB of data, with another 15TB free in the current arrays & room for another 8 disk array before my 1st fileserver is full.
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-21 08:57 by Mungo.)
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