Valid points made about DG being available anytime for those of us who choose to track it down on the internet. Most of us know that there are videos of just about everything imaginable out there, if you know to look for them. Lots of DG viewing options, many of them pretty enjoyable.
However, those points overlook the biggest upside of DG on TV, which is to expose more and more uninitiated folks to the game. Online videos will never (unless one goes viral when picked up by a broader-market website) grow our game. Never. They will nourish the need of established disc golfers to learn more about the game and perhaps improve their skills, but online videos will not bring significant numbers of new players to our sport. You've got to know what you're looking for to find our sport online, after all.
Televised disc golf, at whatever level, should be seen as a means of growing public awareness and publicity in general. Such exposure takes its place alongside print stories, local course promoters, disc displays in stores, and baskets in high visibility locations at parks as just another way to bring more new players to our sport.
Nuke, be sure to check out Channel 22 in Charlotte, you'll find regular helpings of DG on TV:
http://video.uncc.edu/content/schedule
Mostly, DGL is on during the weekends and late night, so tune in if you get a chance.
Joe