TV Guide Magazine

Pros: New and easy to read format, low advertisements, good feature articles.

Cons: No extensive local viewing included.

The Bottom Line: TV Guide Magazine: It's TV Made Easy!

Review: As long as I can remember, TV Guide Magazine has been a regular part of the household. The kids fight over it, and hubby is always looking for it. Of course, it is never where it is supposed to be! Last year, TV Guide Magazine took ...

Pros: Everything

Cons: Needs more crosswords

Review: I have nothing bad to say about my TV Guide.. With 543 channels, it is a big help when I need to find something on regular cable. Besides having all the listing from Sunday to Sunday, here is what else it has.

The Insider : So we all know...

Pros: Good articles plus guide to good television

Cons: Buying from the news stand can be expensive

Review: During my father's lifetime, my sister and I could always depend upon getting TV Guide as our Christmas present from our father. A little over a year after his death, my subscription expired and for the first time in years my household was without our...

Pros: Colorful magazine, very informative, gives good recommendations, easy to find in all supermarkets

Cons: It can't cover everything, like daytime talk show guests, in advance

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this magazine for all the great information it supplies on TV shows, movies, cable programming, sports, etc.

Review: I love the new format and size of the TV Guide, even if it is more like a magazine now. I always buy it at the supermarket when it first goes on sale so I can pinpoint and mark the shows that I want to watch and tape record for the week. The programs ...

Pros: many features: Crosswords, list of all programs

Cons: a bit pricey for a lil magazine

Review: I can remember a few years ago when TV Guides were about 75 cents and they were something everyone would have. Nowadays you can use Tvguide.com which is free in turn it saves you about 1.79 and issue. TV Guide does offer many features and articles that...

Pros: Everything

Cons: None

Review: OK, how sad is my life when I resort to the TV Guide as my date book. As soon as it comes in the mail, I grab my highlight marker and highlight everything that I want to see for the week. By doing this I don't miss anything that I really want to see. I...

Pros: Tells you what's on TV

Cons: A bit on the expensive side.

Review: TV guide has always been an absolute necessity, I remember when I was 8 years old, my parents subscribed to the magazine, always looked forward to it coming in the mail. And there were times when my brother and I misplaced the TV Guide, you better run...

Pros: has more than the times of tv shows and movies.

Cons: none yet.

Review: My family subscribes to TV Guide. It is one of my mom's favorite magazines, if you want to call it a magazine. She gets upset if the mail lady does not bring it on Monday. It's really cute.

Not only does the TV Guide give the times of shows...

Pros: articles about t.v. stars' personal lives

Cons: none

Review: I never buy TV Guide for the television listings. It isn't that the magazine doesn't do a good job. The coverage is better and more detailed than in my local paper, but the local newspaper provides good enough coverage for my taste.
No, when I...

Pros: Each Boy gets their own cover, long article and pull-out pic

Cons: Kevin's cover was all sold out before I could buy it

The Bottom Line: You know if BSB are on the cover, I'm getting it!

Review: Well, what can I say, this is probably going to be the week that TV Guide sells the most magazines. Why? Well, the only way any magazine can have high circulation can only be due to the Backstreet Boys! Rolling Stone was bought more when the Boys were...