Over.

I refuse to admit how much over.

My average is about 2 hours. A week.

During baseball season, I probably average about 3 or 3 and a half hours a day. During the off-season, my average is probably more like one and a half hours a day (almost all of which is college basketball).

If you take out sporting events, my average is probably somewhere around 15-20 minutes a day.

Under, even during baseball season. I'm probably in the 3-3.5 range, too.

I would say about three hours a day, but a lot of that time it is background noise to being on the computer. Sad, I know

95% of the TV I watch is a Dodger or Laker game in the evening (usually after 9pm) when the little one has gone to bed. So, when the Dodgers/Lakers aren't on, I'd say our TV is on for 1/2 an hour a day and it's usually a Sesame Street or Dora rerun off the VCR. By the way the word of the day today was "squid", letter of the day was "F", not sure what the number of the day was.
vr, Xei

I thought I was definitely over. At the risk of opening my tastes to ridicule, here are the shows I'm currently recording:

1:00 - Office
0:30 - Earl
1:00 - Pushing Daisies
0:30 - Simpsons
0:30 - Family Guy
0:30 - American Dad
1:00 - Dirty Sexy Money
1:00 - Life
1:00 - Heroes
0:30 - How I Met Your Mother
0:30 - 2.5 Men
1:00 - Reaper
1:00 - Kitchen Nightmares
1:00 - Smallville
0:30 - Curb Your Enthusiasm

That's only 11.5 hours in a week, although I'm sure I'm missing some shows. It's probably closer to 9 hours factoring in fast forwarding through commercials.

Sports is the bulk of my time, especially during baseball season. I'd guess I average 2.5 hours of sports per day on weekdays and 8-10 total hours on the weekend. At most, I'm at 31.5 hours, which is 4.5 hours/day, just over the average.

But I probably missed some shows, plus some are seasonal (Top Chef, Flight of the Conchords, 24, Lost, etc) which probably pushes me solidly over the average.

Yeah I guess I'm over the average as well.
I didn't think I would be watching as much tv this season since some of the shows I watched were no longer on the air (Veronica Mars and The Class being the most missed).
However I've noticed I added more shows this season for whatever reason.
Pushing Daisies - Quirky fun
Carpoolers - having Kids In The Hall as part of the creative team helps
Big Bang Theory - Barenaked Ladies theme song, too lazy to turn off after How I Met Your Mother
Reaper - Kevin Smith being attached to it, although I'm not quite sold on the show yet
I've also notice everyone here talking about Mad Men (I don't have cable) so I'm going to try and make an effort to catch it.
Dexter - which my dad keeps telling me is really good

Even though I don't watch Las Vegas, I'm vaguely interested in watching Viva Laughlin.
Is anyone else going to watch or tape tonight?

9 - Saw Viva Laughlin already, wanted to like it, thought it was awful.

The NY Times declared it to be one of the worst TV shows ever.

Is it bad enough to be good? Bad enough to spend an hour on?

It's not bad enough to be good, but you're welcome to see for yourself.

I have the TV on all the time, but I don't necessarily watch it all the time. I usually have TCM on as background noise.

Shows I watch always

Heroes
The Office
Damages
Mad Men
Lost
24
The Shield

Shows I watch sometimes:
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Entourage
30 Rock

Dead shows still on my DVR record list:
Sopranos
Deadwood
John From Cincinnati
Rome
The Nine

I'm kind of bummed non of you guys watch "Californication" although I think SufferinBruin watches it, he's the guilty party that got me hooked.

15 - I don't have Showtime. Have to cut corners somewhere ...

16
That money goes to pay for the governess.

Jenna Fischer likes Californication and Friday Night Lights.

http://tinyurl.com/2g3e95

Is the 4 hrs 34 mins the average before or after the Red Sox are eliminated?

Most people who get nagged into watch "Friday Night Lights" end up liking it.

Unlike a different show that I won't mention. But I really wasn't nagged about that particular show by Jon, but rather by society.

Well, considering I get home from work around 2 or 3 pm each day and have nothing better to do besides going to the gym for an hour, I'd say I'm above the average. Even when I'm doing work from home I still do it in front of the TV. I'd guess I watch about 5 hours of TV a day, much more when baseball season is in effect.