Absolutely, you bet I would. I drive a semi all over the USA and right now, I have the most basic, cheapest Directv service, with a DVR and the east&west coast feeds of CBS,NBC,ABC,FOX, and it's still over $60 per month. If itunes offers the same thing for $30, That right there would be a steal, as long as it's unlimited viewing, download anytime, that would be great!!!

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Yes, yes, and yes! Doubt they would be offering it outside of the US though.

I'd love for this to happen because it needs to happen. Cable costs are so exorbitant right now that a service like this would eventually cause cable companies to rightfully lower their prices, offer more channels at fair prices, and think of new ways to keep subscribers interested.

Admittedly, iTunes has to get live sports with this service for it to make a real dent and I imagine with the right sales pitch, they could nab the NFL fairly easy considering they are always trying to be cutting edge.

never in a million years

A $30 per month all-you-can-stream (or download) deal? Perhaps it could be done, but your $30 would barely cover the bandwidth and hardware costs. You'd definitely have commercials -- probably highly targeted commercials -- and you'd be trading a crapload of demographic data for your favorite TV shows.

Apple would have to make itunes available to other devices before I'd even consider that.

I purchase season passes for my favorite shows from Amazon's VOD service so I can watch them on my TV via Roku.

Amazon is available from many Sony, Samsung & LG televisions as well (although I don't understand why Sony doesn't make it available via the PS3).

Viewing on the PC is fine, but I don't want to have to hook up my laptop to the TV every time I want to watch a show I purchase & I certainly wouldn't pay $30 a month for that limitation.

Anyone with bandwith caps is sure going to get a big surprise with a subscription to this service.

I have a few other questions people aren't asking:
(1) Does this include access to a full back library of a shows? If so that would sure hurt DVD sales I would think (which has been the saving grace of the DVD/TV industry)

(2) Do I have to maintain an annual subscription? If not, what is to stop me from subscribing for one month (taking a month of work lol) and watching the full seasons of all my shows.

If it included all major networks, and was commercial free, I'd consider it. But I think $30 is a bit excessive. $15-20 and I'd get it for sure.

Uhm, no because I have a DVR.