What do you call the thing you use to change TV channels?

[ClashCityRocker]

I've just watched Tenable and the thing I thought it was called didn't make the top ten of names.

I'm honestly, genuinely shocked. I thought it was really common and would be the most obvious answer.

(Pinger)

Thingymebob

My dad called his remote the ooferdoofer :)

Changer

‘Didge’

The hand.

I see I am alone

The flipper here

The box

I’m so glad to see others use this !

The fat controller. That’s what DS called it when he was very little thanks to Thomas and friends and it has stuck. We now also have Apple TV which has a small remote and that is called the thin controller.

Remote control...I thought it was obvious
Never heard of any other name.

Remote or flicker picker channel changer thing.

My dad always called it the podger (because you podge it!) and I was about 15 before I realised that wasn't it's actual name. DH gets really cross if he catches himself saying it, but as the DC's both do it too he's fighting a losing battle

Oh my god what’s wrong with you people - it’s clearly called ‘the hand set’

THANK YOU, @amongstthetallgrass - I thought I was going insane!!

Motesee

The buttons

Remote

Remote
Snapper (can't believe I'm the only one)
Or dibblestick - from the made up obscure verb 'to dibble' ie to fast forward

Ohgee ma flip in our house...

The bleep.

The remote

Oh and when we were little it was called The dooley bopper :D

hoofer doofer

And there was me thinking it was just my family calling it a doofer!

The flicker picker.

Clicky-clacker or moto!

Fat controller or fatty for short. The dvd player has a thin controller.

Dubber