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Originally Posted by MadMan
Hah you didn't know? Here's a pic of what they're planning, and it looks fucking awful:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan Drago
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.comicsall...cg-special.jpg
Just leave the damn show alone, for the love of God...
I'm glad I waited for both to hit Instant Viewing. I've seen a few episodes of Adventure Time and loved what I saw. Regular Show is something I'm going to check out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spun Lepton
Looks like only the first season of all those shows is on instant. That makes that whole deal pretty much a bust.
They have every season of the older shows like PPG, Dexter's Lab, Batman Beyond, Justice League, etc. But newer shows like Adventure Time, Mystery Inc, Boondocks, etc are only the first season for now.
Why is that a bust? I'm looking forward to seeing these shows.Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
I checked three series and none of them had more then season 1. Foster's, Samurai Jack and Adventure Time. If I'm gonna watch one of theses shows I want to watch all of it not just one season and in the case of show's like Foster's the dvds are out of print and netflix doesn't even carry them so to watch anything past season 1 you'd have to pirate.
I'm really enjoying their April Fools categories.
I just got "Movies Starring Actors Who Look Like Zach Galifianakis"
Heh heh.
http://i.imgur.com/BVscWQx.jpg
Weren't they supposed to unveil a new original series today?
Only the first three seasons of PPG, unfortunately. Also, only the first two of Dexter.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
What's currently up of each show is A-OK with me for now. I'm sure the more people watch, the more seasons will be added.
That's too bad about PPG, but IIRC, Dexter's original run was only 2 seasons. They revived it several years later in the early 2000s, but without the original creative team, because by that point, Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken and Seth MacFarlane all had their own new shows.Quote:
Originally Posted by ledfloyd
I'm three episodes into Regular Show, and I want more than what Netflix has. The Don Hertzfeldt influence is everywhere.
A ton of movies are expiring May 1st. A lot of them are older titles. I wonder what the connection is.
That happens almost every month and then they are renewed and back up in a couple of days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac
I have seen that happen sometimes, but not every time. The last time I saw so many movies expiring all at once was when they lost all the Starz! movies (which did not come back in a couple of days).Quote:
Originally Posted by EyesWideOpen
They just added Pi, Streets of Fire, The Last Temptation of Christ, The Hunger Games, Witness, Man on the Moon, Rain Man, Roman Holiday, Pet Sematary, 48 Hrs, Along Came a Spider, Braveheart, Cool World, Footloose, Hatfield & McCoys, and most importantly...
Over the Top
Not bad.
Now I can finally watch Man on the Moon
Also lots of Bond
Girl Model
This Must Be the Place
Neil Jordan's resplendent The Good Thief
Van Damme's Lionheart
Kriemhild's Revenge is now up, so the entirety of Fritz Lang's Die Nibelungen is streaming. I think I'll tackle it soon. Ditto Lang's very early, little seen Harakiri.
Man, I cannot keep up with all these Cartoon Network shows they put up. Cow and Chicken, Codename: Kids Next Door, Courage, Billy and Mandy. The nostalgia is crazy.
Holy Motors and Hong Sang-soo's In Another Country!
The fact that my daughter watches Dora and Diego and Barney and the like during the day when I'm sleeping really throws off my recommendations for the nights I'm off looking for something to watch.
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Originally Posted by Gizmo
Yep, I got a slew of infant recs and 8 year-old-girl recs.
http://www.streamingsoon.com/
Bummer. I liked that site.