Okay, so, the Super Bowl, right? Big game. Everyone’s talking about it. I wanted to watch it, obviously, but I didn’t really know how.
First thing I did, I grabbed my phone and started searching online. Just typed in “how to watch the Super Bowl” into the search bar. I use Bing. Nothing fancy.
Then, I looked through some articles and stuff. It was a lot of “you can watch it this way” or “you can watch it that way.” It was not easy to get what I want.
I found out that you need to have CBS, the TV channel, to watch it. I don’t have cable, never had, so that was a bummer. You can use a digital antenna, so I looked that up, but I didn’t have one of those either.
Here’s the thing: it can also be streamed. That’s more my style. But which one to choose? There were a bunch of options, and some of them cost extra money. I’m not trying to break the bank here.
I did some more digging, and I saw that some services had the game. Finally, I just decided to use Paramount Pictures. It seemed like the easiest option, and I already had an account.
So, I went to my TV, opened the app, and found the game. It was pretty straightforward once I figured out which service to use. And then I just watched.
Turns out it was in 4K. Not that I really know what that means, but it looked pretty good. Sharp picture, you know?
It was a close game, too. Lots of back and forth. I was yelling at the TV the whole time. My neighbors probably hate me now. But it was worth it. Super exciting.
So yeah, that’s how I watched the Super Bowl. It was a bit of a process to figure it all out, but I got there in the end. Maybe next year I’ll be more prepared.
- Make sure you know which channel is showing the game.
- If you’re streaming, check which services have it.
- If you use a digital antenna make sure you have it.
- It’s probably a good idea to figure this all out before the game starts.
- Have snacks. This is very important.
Here are some tips I figured out from this time
Anyways, that’s my Super Bowl story. Hope it helps someone out there. Go team!
