TVs How Many Do You Have...........

[LaurieG]

Wow! I didn't realize that we had that many until I stopped and thought about it
We have 5
One each in the living rooms, one upstairs (42" flat screen) and one downstairs (27"), One in the garage for the guys and one each in the girls bedrooms (20")

 

[jimmalru80]

We have four functioning TV's in our house; three of which are used extensively.

 

[DisneyAddict_M]

One in the living room, one in my bedroom.

 

[DVCLiz]

You wouldn't have a picture of the tub with the tv built in would you? If so please post because I'd love to see it. TIA.

No, sorry, I don't. Maybe someone reading has a picture or a link to the website where it's offered. I'll go poke around a little, too.

 

[cristit14]

2 hooked up to cable (one in family room, one in our bedroom)
2 in kids playroom not hooked up to cable, one is basically for the Karaoke and the other they can watch movies on.

 

[RadioNate]

We have 3:

Slightly OT...Our kids are required to ask permission before they watch TV. (It's mainly DH's rule, but I don't object to it.) DBIL calls DH (his bro) the TV Nazi because of this.

Does anyone else have this rule?

We sorta do. The TV in DS's room is only for DVD/VHS or PSone games and since we have all the movies and games he needs to ask us if he wants to watch anything else on his TV besides snow.

 

[DisneyJen0504]

Two-one big one in the family room and one in our bedroom. Thats enough for me.

 

[hlbtimes2]

One big one (64") in the movie room, 53" plasma in the living room, small one in the bedroom, and one extra that isnt currently in use. All with directv, tivo and dvd players. But, I should say, dh works for Pioneer electronics, so tv's/ home theaters are his job.

 

[Grumpy's Wife]

Five TV's for us.

 

[azgal81]

I have one in my living room and one in my bedroom. I don't have the space for any more.

 

[MerryPoppins]

6 for a family of 4
1 in kitchen (to hear news while I'm cooking dinner/picture is terrible)
1 in living room w/ cable
1 in master bedroom w/ cable
1 in playroom (used to play video games)
1 in DD's room (she has to watch DVDs)
1 in DS's room (he has to watch sports when the living room is busy)

I also have a small portable black and white in the closet, but it's not in use right now.

 

[dizneenut]

1 in living room
1 in master bedroom
1 in downstairs DS's bedroom
2 in upstairs DS's bedroom--One TV is for Game Cube only and 1 is for Xbox 360 and TV (cable).
1 isn't working right now and its in the garage


(BTW, my boys share rooms, 2 to a room!)

 

[simba928]

4 that are working and hooked up (one in the living room and one in each bedroom). 3 that are not hooked up. Not sure if they are even working, but for some reason we need to keep them in my cat's room.

 

[L107ANGEL]

Almost said 6 but DH has one in his shed

 

[SeeDisney]

Just two. ONe in the family room. The other in the breakfast nook area.

 

[buddy&wooz]

6, but one is in storage for oldest son to take to college in the fall.

Den, living room, kitchen, my bedroom, all with cable (kitchen has no VCR or DVD, though.) One more in the basement playroom but no cable, it has a VCR and all the games hook up to it.

Oh, the oldest has a small portable DVD player to watch movies in his room. I let him borrow it once and it just kinda stayed there.

 

[ozarkmom]

6
living room
game room
bedrooms(4)

 

[jbdreamer]

3 tvs in our 2 bedroom apartment.
1 in the bedroom and 2 in the living room. One is for me to watch tv, and the other is for DH to play video games. That way we can still sit next to each other.

 

[Tinkerbellish]

-42' plasma flat panel in living room
-36' in master bedroom
-20' in my room
-20' in my brothers room
-my computer and my dad's are hooked up to cable

So I guess 6 for a family of 4.

 

[joshsmom]

Three--one in my room, one in DS's room, and one in the family room. The ones in the bedrooms are only used at bedtime and DS has a 1/2 hour limit. I have done the parental lock thing so he can only watch certain things. I really prefer if we watch TV that we do it together.