Everybody seems to know the streaming services, led by Netflix, call the shots in the entertainment industry these days. Netflix has more name recognition and a larger library but Disney Plus might’ve shown the way forward as far as how to unveil new content with weekly episodic releases (which sustains subscriptions) and succeeding in a big way with Mandalorian and WandaVision.
As far as cable TV, I’ll channel surf when in hotels on work travel, which totals about 2 months/yr. There’s almost nothing scripted that can’t wait until it’s “bingeable” on streaming. (Breaking Bad is the last scripted show I followed as new episodes dropped.) Cable News is too predictably biased. Sports is seasonal - I don’t watch much outside of football season. Reality TV like Property Brothers or the Alaskan shows can fill a Tuesday evening but are completely forgettable once the credits roll. I’ll pause for a few kid shows if the hotel has Disney XD or Nick Rewind.