The Fitbit is a better fitness tracker IMO, that has some smartwatch functions, but the Apple watch has more smartwatch functions and decent fitness tracking. Both companies are in an arms race with wearable health. Apple Watch will have electrocardiogram functions, and Fitbit has been working on oxygen/sleep/sleep apnea for awhile. But pretty much these are the two big companies left in that a lot of the other fitness trackers like Jawbone and Nike Fuel band are done. Garmin is a little smaller market and appeals to a lot of runners. I can get texts and phone call notices on my Fitbit Ionic, but I can't respond.

No, but for the irregular TV watching we do, we really like MHz. It offers European TV productions/series from various countries, with subtitles. French and Italian shows are well represented but there are others too. Most of the series are mysteries and/or crime related in some way but not all. The writing and acting are always superb and seem to be of a much higher quality than typical American fare. Amazon Prime also offers some European series productions, I recommend those too, for the same reasons.

I record Jeopardy and was a few episodes behind when I saw the title of this thread, so I had to binge it so that I could read the thread! I would have loved to see an episode with Spike! While I'm sorry to see Amy go, she had an amazing run, and the show really is more interesting when there's more competition.

Unless it's changed, TPIR is a looong, arduous day. Not sure how they are picking people right now due to the small COVID audiences. I got tickets back in the mid 90's. You ahd to be there at the buttcrack of dawn to try to make sure you got a high enough number to get in, fill out a ton of paperwork and wait for them to come check everything. Once everything was verified, you left and had to be back at a certain time. Then when letting everyone in, you went by this big opening w/ the bigwigs and they asked a question or two which is your "audition" and how they picked the people to "come on down". We didn't get picked, but someone on our row did, and they had to walk by us to get to the aisle, so we did make it on screen. :) The whole thing took us 8-9 hours, including the break (about 2 hrs) that we spent across the street ant the Farmer's Market place.