Because they're two fantastic series that Peacock is using a business model I don't approve of to try to coerce me into a subscription without offering any original content to justify it. It was $100 total, less than one year of Peacock subscription. Less than idiots paid for Gamestop shares just to spite hedge funds.
Kind of been all over the place the last few days. WandaVision on Friday, Gold Rush and Gold Rush: White Water over on Discovery then I finished up Undercover over on Netflix.
Peacock has a whole bunch of original shows and movies, including the second Psych movie, the adaptation of the classic sci-fi novel Brave New World, the new Saved by the Bell, and Noughts + Crosses.
A rehash of one of the cheesiest sitcoms of the cheesy sitcom era isn’t helping your point. Peacock initially had P&R free then paywalled it without notice. They do not deserve to profit off that.
Been watching the Vet shows, because I'm stuck at home and need something to pass the time. First up was an episode of "Dr. Pol," and then moved on to "Dr K," both on NatGeo Wild.
You just said they don't have any original content, and I was just pointing out that it's got quite a bit. You never specified good, or stuff you'd actually want to watch.
Netflix has several originals, CBS has Star Trek, Disney has Star Wars, Hulu has Handmaids Tale. NBC is just milking their best old properties.
I got a bit bored last night and decided to watch a couple episodes of Game of Thrones over on HBOMax. I'd forgotten just how good Battle of the Bastards is. The battle sequence is still one of the finest shot...
I started working on the Disney Narnia movies. I watched the first two once each back when they first came out on DVD, and I never saw the third one. Really enjoyed The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe.