I'm going to wait for this series to come out on dvd. It's more convient to have them on dvd to watch the entire season.
This is what I say a lot, as well, but it doesn't sink in or people say that the only thing they would watch at all on CBS is DSC. That includes their classic library of series.I'm having a hard time understanding how so-called "cord cutters" are complaining about paying for a service. Because it's for "one show"? There's a lot more on CBSAA than DSC.
Because for me, if there was something on CBS that I wanted to watch I'd already have the service. I have Netflix and Hulu, both of which have all the series already. So if I were to sign up for CBS it would be just for one show which is not something I want to do.I'm having a hard time understanding how so-called "cord cutters" are complaining about paying for a service. Because it's for "one show"? There's a lot more on CBSAA than DSC.
There's a lot more on CBSAA than DSC.
it's a problem with copyright protection being incompatible with your DVD player.
That is some sort of sports ball thing?Well, I signed up but I never said whether I would or not... the selling point was dual for me since I'll also get to watch 75% of the Patriots game, without having shell out for cable. Since I live somewhere I cannot get reception with an antenna this is a big deal.
So, Pats and ST with one fell swoop at $6/month.
By Grabthar's hammer... what a savings!!
Yes, football... one of only 2 sports I watch.That is some sort of sports ball thing?
I'll buy it on Blu-Ray if or when it comes out. I've no intention of getting Netflix. I'm thinking o fthe jobs I'll be supporting by going into my local branch of HMV and buying the box set for £30 or whatever it might be.
Exactly my thoughtsI won't subscribe to CBSAA because the show doesn't look good enough to bother with. Back in the TNG/DS9 day there was a limited amount of sci-fi so I would have watched a Trek show no matter what. These two shows were good for their time and still hold up alright for me. By the time voyager and Enterprise came out there was a bigger choice. These two shows were sub par and I didn't watch them.
Fast forward to 2017 and there is a ton of sci-fi out there. Plus I have to pay to watch STD when I can watch those other shows that look better for free or they are bundled on a service like Netflix? And Netflix makes it so I can watch the whole series on my time with no commercials? So passing on STD is easy for me. I am not going to watch something just "because it's Star Trek." The CBSAA model is flawed IMO and I will voice my opinion by not subscribing.
I would probably get the free month to watch but again, the show doesn't even look that good to bother with. I am actually maxed out on the time I can spend watching TV/movies as I have a backlog of shows I want to watch as is. So enough of that adds up to make me skip it.
I don't have to pay for Discovery, I get to watch it on Space.
But how long will that last, given the talk of CBS-AA coming to Canada?
So, it just requires a bit of coordination - IE "Hey, lets do a ST: D 'live watch' thread -- and you pick a date/time (and adjust for various timezones) and see who's interested and and shows up.No, you misunderstand. Back in the VOY/ENT days, we used to have minute-by-minute (or second by second) threads while the new episodes were airing live--sort of a MS3K thing. They were a lot of fun. And the whole reason I joined TBBS in the first place.
Of course, I couldn't participate after I moved to New Mexico because of the time difference, but that was during ENT's last season.
What about Tower Records?Not even the guys and gals and Suncoast and Sam Goody.