Streaming Services

[Yankee Traveler]

Another thing to keep in mind is that NFL broadcast rules require all games to be broadcast on a local OTA channel.
Every time there's a MNF/TNF game with the Bills, one of the local channels here carries the game.

Really?

Not here.

 

[The Q]

I get Disney and HBO free through different outlets.

Peacock is underrated, it has a lot of content for good price. Newly released movies too, like Cocaine Bear.

Netflix is Netflix, sometimes you can find good things to watch on there.

Have Prime with Paramount as well as Hulu.

AMC is garbage. You couldn't watch its best show, Saul without paying extra.

Don't need anything else.

My issue with peacock is the interface is terrible

If you have kids Disney+ seems almost necessary for the old school stuff

Keep the new indoctrination garbage away from them though

 

[The Q]

For any of us who still have Netflix DVD mail service, we're losing that September 29th.

I had no idea this was still a thing…

 

[Superbelt]

I had no idea this was still a thing…

I'm sad it's going away, and I've maintained it since I started with Netflix long ago.

It's a great service, with a massive catalogue, most of which doesn't exist on any streaming service anywhere.

You want to watch less popular movies, you can find them on DVD, but not streaming.

 

[UVA_Guy81]

I'm sad it's going away, and I've maintained it since I started with Netflix long ago.

It's a great service, with a massive catalogue, most of which doesn't exist on any streaming service anywhere.

You want to watch less popular movies, you can find them on DVD, but not streaming.

What I don't get is that Redbox wanted to buy the dvd portion from them since they announced but Netflix rebuffed their efforts. If they're not going to be in the physical media realm anymore, why not sell what you've got and get something for them?

 

[The Q]

What I don't get is that Redbox wanted to buy the dvd portion from them since they announced but Netflix rebuffed their efforts. If they're not going to be in the physical media realm anymore, why not sell what you've got and get something for them?

That does seem dumb as hell.

Especially when Netflix is supposedly hurting for cash.