Houston, We Have a Network (But Do You Know Which Channel?)
Ah, Houston. Home of rodeos, refineries, and apparently, a collective head-scratch over finding NBC. Look, we've all been there. You settle in for a night of binge-watching "This Is Us," only to be met with a confusing labyrinth of local news reruns and polka music marathons (no shade to polka, it's just not the vibe for a Tuesday night). Fear not, fellow Houstonians, for I am here to be your beacon in the cable channel wilderness!
Hold Onto Your Stetsons: KPRC is Your NBC BFF
Forget chasing tumbleweeds, the answer is actually quite simple. KPRC, also known as Click2Houston.com (because apparently everything needs a dot-com these days), is your one-stop shop for all things NBC in Houston. That's right, folks, ditch the rabbit ears and frantic channel surfing. Channel 2 (or depending on your cable provider, it could be something different, but trust me, KPRC is hiding in there somewhere) is your golden ticket to laughter, drama, and those hilarious insurance commercials we all secretly love.
Don't Be a Lone Star State of Confusion: Here's How to Find KPRC
Now, I know what you're thinking: "But Gemini, what if my cable box speaks a different language entirely?" Well, fret no more, my friend! A quick Google search (because let's be honest, Google knows everything these days) with "KPRC channel Houston" should do the trick. Most cable providers list their channel lineups online, so you can find KPRC nestled amongst the HGTV marathons and endless cooking shows.
Bonus Tip: Download the Click2Houston App
Feeling fancy? Want to watch the latest news while you wait in line for your kolaches? The Click2Houston app (yes, it has an app, of course everything does) is here to be your pocket-sized NBC companion. Live stream your favorite shows, check the weather (because Houston weather is a whole other adventure), and maybe even brush up on your local news trivia (who knew Tom Hanks filmed Apollo 13 partially in Houston?).
So there you have it, folks! The mystery of the missing NBC in Houston is solved. Now you can get back to the important things, like perfecting your two-step and cheering on the Astros (hopefully they're on KPRC tonight, because cable packages can be tricky things).
