YouTube TV is rolling out a bunch of new features to woo cord cutters away from cable TV

The Dark Theme darkens the background on your PC while you watch YouTube TV.

According to YouTube, not only does this reduce glare, but also enables viewers to"take in the true colors of the videos."

These are the kinds of user-experience bells and whistles that help YouTube stay ahead of the Comcasts and AT&Ts of the world. And this might be a good place to explain the reasons Sacconaghi said he believes YouTube TV is better than traditional cable.

"Cable companies are not tech companies," he wrote. "Their apps never work quite right. The user interfaces lag. The streams don't buffer properly. Cloud recordings mysteriously fail to record."

Subscribers can check out what's showing at the more than 60 television networks that YouTube TV offers.

To make surfing all those channels a breeze there's a live preview (rather than just a thumbnail) that's visible as you scroll down the list of channels.

The Live tab can now also be customized, so you can reorder channels and networks in the guide while hiding others.

One of the coolest and smartest new features is something called "Hide all scores for this team/league," which enables sports fans to hide scores for specific sports teams and leagues.

This prevents final scores or live previews from appearing before a viewer has had a chance to enjoy the game or match.

Subscribers can now program their Google Home to help them channel surf on YouTube TV.

YouTube TV said in a statement that users can tell Google Home, "Ok Google, play MSNBC on YouTube TV," or "Hey Google, fast forward 3 minutes," or "Play the latest episode of Grey's Anatomy on YouTube TV."

You get the picture. YouTube and Google are helping to simplify and re-invent the TV-viewing experience.

Bravo.