TV Guide Magazine

2 of 5 Stars
About the only thing I like about this is the crossword puzzle (can buy a book for that), the Sudoku puzzle using TV show characters/stars (wish a book would be published about this, but I suppose I can continue with the number vision) & the Jeers & Cheers. Unless there is a memorial for a deceased celebrity (didn't know that Jack Klugman had died), it's getting to the point there is no reason to buy a subscription. I might just buy it occasionally depending on who is on the cover. Jensen Ackles & Jared Padelecki of "Supernatural" would definitely do it for me!!

1 of 5 Stars
Batting low low score. More interested in turning it into a glamor magazine loaded with gossip, while the listings are not well researched. Many listing mistakes since January of 2011. Just got a so called courtesy call from a company that does telemarketing for tv guide. It was not a courtesy call, it was a sales call and the caller became abusive and racist when I told her to not call again. I will stick to the listing in the newspaper(s)

5 of 5 Stars
TV Guide Magazine is a must have in our house, great information.

5 of 5 Stars
It's almost impossible to keep up with all the channels. I don't know what I would do without my TV guide subscription.

5 of 5 Stars
I've been subscribing to Tv Guide practically my whole life, don't know how I could live without it, specially with all the cable chanels.

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