I guess I wasn't clear enough in my first post. I'm actually very happy streaming old content, or british content,, or newer content with slight delays. It is a bit different than live cable but suits my early to bed and early to rise lifestyle. As we've been moving we've been binging on streamed shows of many genres and origins that we were too busy with network tv to watch.
My main concern was the network shows that typically premiere in September/October and this year will probably not be until sometime in 2024. If it is an American produced show, it is impacted by the strike, even with the strike possibly ended. Due to the strike, some of the series we watch and are current with from Ghosts and So Help Me Todd (CBS) or LaBrea (NBC) or Resident Alien (SyFy) or the Cleaning Lady (Fox) or Yellowjackets (showtime) have been renewed but will probably not air until sometime in 2024 with very little released on just when. Basically I haven't found any confirmed premieres for most of what we watch...
BTW, Survivor and Amazing Race both start this Wednesday with their new 90-minute format. That makes them much too late for me to watch as broadcast, but we have streaming for that.