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If Netflix isn't working on your second TV, here's what you can do:

1. Check your Wi-Fi: Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. Go to the settings on your TV and see if it's connected to Wi-Fi.

2. Test other apps: Try using other streaming apps on your TV to see if it's a problem with Netflix or your TV's connection

3. Restart everything: Turn off your TV and any devices like Roku or Apple TV. Then turn them back on. Sometimes this fixes the problem.

4. Update Netflix: Make sure the Netflix app on your TV is up to date. Old versions might not work well.

5. Update your TV: Check if there are any updates for your TV. Updating might help fix the issue.

6. Reset your Wi-Fi: If nothing else works, try resetting your TV's Wi-Fi settings. This can sometimes help.

7. Check your TV's capabilities: Some older or cheaper TVs might not support Netflix. Make sure yours does

8. Check your Netflix account: Make sure your Netflix account is active and working. If there's a problem with your account, it might not work on your TV.

9. Get help: If none of these steps work, contact Netflix for more help. They can give you specific advice based on your situation.

To improve Netflix's appearance on your second TV:

1. Adjust TV picture settings.

2. Ensure HD streaming and a stable internet connection.

3. Update TV firmware.

4. Use HDMI connection for external devices.

5. Consider upgrading to a newer TV.

6. Optimize lighting in the viewing area.

7. Clean the TV screen regularly.

To ensure Netflix is up-to-date on your second TV:

1. Check for app updates: Go to the app store or app section on your TV's menu and look for any available updates for the Netflix app. 

2. Enable automatic updates: If available, enable automatic updates for apps on your TV to ensure Netflix stays up-to-date without manual intervention.

3. Visit the manufacturer's website: Occasionally, TV manufacturers release firmware updates that include updates for pre-installed apps like Netflix. Check the manufacturer's website for any available updates for your specific TV model.

4. Contact customer support: If you're unsure how to update Netflix or encounter any issues, contact the TV manufacturer's customer support or Netflix support for assistance.

To improve the picture and sound quality of Netflix on your second TV, start by ensuring a fast and stable internet connection. Use a high-speed HDMI cable if possible and adjust your TV's picture settings, including brightness, contrast, color, and sharpness. Confirm that your Netflix subscription plan supports HD or Ultra HD streaming and adjust the streaming quality accordingly. Keep your TV's firmware and streaming device's software up-to-date, and optimize sound settings such as equalizer presets and surround sound modes. Consider using external speakers or a soundbar for better audio quality, and minimize background noise in your viewing environment for an enhanced Netflix experience overall.