<prompt> Human: I was wondering if anyone had any tips or advice for saving money on our entertainment needs. My wife and I have the following related bills:1. Time Warner Cable High Speed Internet: 54.98month 20mbs2mbs2. Amazon Prime: 99year3. DirecTV: 69.58month basic sports4. Netflix: 8.50monthTotal: 1,695.72year geez, thats a lot!We currently watchuse:- TV shows and movies on Netflix.- Prime movies on Amazon.- Football NFL and college.- Formula 1 racing.- Some basic DirecTV channels.- Some minor online gaming needs.We would like to watch:- HBO Game of Thrones- Top Gear new Amazon offeringWhat Ive thought of:- I know I can drop my internet down to 151 and save about 20month, but Im worried wed lose some of our speeds and not be able to stream HD. Sometimes my wife will stream while I do online gaming and Im worried wed experience lag.- I use Amazon Prime for a lot more than streaming we do a lot of our shopping needs from Amazon so I feel that this is a necessary expense.- Netflix covers everything that Amazon doesnt, for the most part.- We dont have Google or fiber and TWC is pretty much our monopolizing internet provider.- I can probably save a few bucks by transferring to Dish Network -- but would it be worth it?- Whats the cheapest way to get HBO?  <response>: Ditch the DirecTV. Get an over the air antenna 30 for basic channels ABC, NBC, Fox, CBS. Check out to see what your potential reception of OTA channels will be. If the particular football game you want to watch isnt on one of those channels, go here:College: NFL: I bet youre clever enough to figure out how to stream to your TV if you dont want to watch on a PCLaptopTablet.You can get HBO Now, their standalone service, for 15 if you really need it.151 should be FINE for streaming. I was on 15mbps down for years and never had issues with HD Netflix Amazon Prime viewing.If you ditch DirecTV completely and downgrade internet, you should save at least 1,000 a year!Hope some of that helps! 