Okay I have it and there are some good things as well as some issues. Good thing is you get tons of channels. All the ESPN stations (including ESPNU), HBO, Cinemax (have to pay extra for those though but I got them free for the first two months.), a bunch of Nickelodeon channels if you have kids, Discovery Channel (channels 120 and 121), Science Channel, Game Show Network (channels 173 and 174), Soap Opera Channel (I'm still waiting for a re-run of the Brewers episodehttp://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/wink.gif), a bunch of MTV Channels, a few VH1 Channels, NFL Network (630), all the FSN Channels (FSN Wisconsin is 744) of course they block out the games on their, SNY, YES Network, Sundance, a bunch of music channels (5025 and 5014 are my favoriteshttp://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/smile.gif) Video on Demand and you get DVR which holds 120 hours of programming although I was told they're going to try to double that soon. Now onto the bad. There really aren't any huge problems but sometimes the picture will break in and out and get scrambled for a couple seconds. This doesn't happen a lot but it does happen. They usually perform maintenence late at night and the picture goes out during that time. When the hell was the last Packers game? Well the TV completely went out that time but it's the first time it happened, still don't know why, it was storming so maybe that had something to do with it but it had stormed for a few days and it wasn't affected before. Anyways I had to call their support service and I had to go onto the internet (which didn't work either) and the guy gave me a password and a code to type into the URL that showed up on the screen. Really nice about it but still kind of annoying that I had to do that. Oh another thing if you like listening to Jim and Bob on the radio or anything you'll have to deal with a delay of about 2 or 3 seconds between the radio and TV (radio is ahead of the TV.)