WIth traditional cable/satellite you do get many channels you don't watch, but you also get all the channels you do watch for a single bill that is easy to track. And the bonus is, you sometimes find you like stuff on channels you don't usually watch. And on Comcast for instance, as part of a bundle, this is less than $200 a month for all premium channels as well.

With all these streaming choices, you have to figure out what you want to watch NOW (and hope that in the future some channel you don't get now doesn't come up with something you really want to watch), sign up for various services, get them all set up and THEN watch as the bills pile up and the cost is similar to traditional cable (and good luck if your internet goes down).

I wasn't alone, but I posted this would happen years ago on these boards. Now maybe all the streaming services will shake out and become simply another option. But right now, what a headache.