Women’s Gymnastics captured the top spots for the most-watched moments on Day 4 of the Olympic Games. McKayla Maroney came to London so she could dominate the vault. Last night, Maroney performed one of the most difficult and dangerous vaults and stuck a perfect landing, which landed her in first place on the TiVo … Continue reading TiVo Olympic Coverage — Top Moments — July 31, 2012

Swimming finals dominated the most-watched moments during day 3 of the London Olympic Games, followed by men’s gymnastics. John Orozco’s pommel horse woes were perhaps the lowest moment for the USA Men’s Gymnastics Team and landed Orozco in the day's TiVo Top Moments. Another disappointment for Team USA was Ryan Lochte’s fourth-place finish in the … Continue reading TiVo Olympic Coverage — Top Moments — July 30, 2012

The USA Women's Gymnastics team dominated Sunday night's TiVo Top Moments. Teammates Aly Raisman and Gabby Douglas attracted the most attention on the Vault and Uneven Bars.  USA's McKayla Maroney, with a broken toe, performed her marquee event, the Vault.   The USA Swim Team finished a dissappointing second place in the 4x100 Freestyle Relay … Continue reading TiVo Olympic Coverage — Top Moments — July 29, 2012

Lochte 1 – Phelps 0. The biggest rivalry in the pool becomes the top watched moment on the first full day of games at the XXX London Olympiad. The swimming showdown was followed closely by Team USA’s Gymnastics performance.  From Jonathan Horton’s dismount during the middle of his routine to John Orozco’s final landing on … Continue reading TiVo Olympic Coverage — Top Moments — July 28, 2012

From a parachuting Queen to  Lord Voldemort’s defeat at the hands of Mary Poppins, the Olympic Opening Ceremonies in London were filled with quirky British humor, music and pageantry.  Designed by the Oscar winning director of Slumdog Millionaire Danny Boyle, the Opening Ceremonies celebrated the British Isles and viewers focused in on all the highlights.  … Continue reading TiVo Olympic Coverage — Top Moments — July 27, 2012

During the past few months there have been a host of new series debuting on cable.  From the TNT remake of Dallas to the much ballyhooed return of, coincidentally, the king of Bally’s, Charlie Sheen, in Anger Management.  I tally twenty new series in all. Of course, that total does not include every new cable … Continue reading Cable Conversion