Watched on Netflix (or other streaming channels)

[tvguy]

I've been watching Peaky Blinders for a few weeks now. It took me a while to tune in because the name  "Peaky Blinders" just sounded weird. Anyway I just started season 4. It's been worth watching but now I see that season 5 won't be out until 2019. That long of a wait makes me sort of want to give up on season 4. I'm just going to have to watch it all over again because I will have lost track of what was going on by the time season 5 comes out. I guess I'll go back to watching Seinfeld reruns. 

For the record... this season of The Ranch has been weak. I did enjoy the final season of Longmire, though.

Does anyone else feel that the overall offerings on Netflix are very weak? I can scroll forever and not see anything very interesting.

  I think Netflix would only cost me another 8 bucks a month. But we pay so much for Direct TV We are just not willing to pay more for what Netflix has to offer.
But it does seem like everyone on this forum but me watches Netflix.

We pay for the $7.99 plan. Which is only one stream at a time but it works for us. We definitely get our money's worth out of it. When you think one movie ticket alone costs more than that.

 Well if that's how you base what you get for your money then isn't most any form of TV is cheaper than the movies.

 


So do you pay more than the 8 bucks a month for TV?

It was just a reference of payment, we never buy fancy coffee's either, so I could just as easily say its cheaper than 2 latte's that some folks buy daily. I'd rather pay $8/mo for a library of streaming entertainment then a cup of Dutch Bro's.

We pay about $42/mo for satellite TV, so all in w/ Netflix we are at $50 for entertainment, that's a bargain.

Yes that's a bargain I guess but I don't know what all you get. We $139 a month for direct TV.