I don't know if this makes any difference to you, but Showtime on Hulu entitles you to Showtime Anytime.

It's the same on Amazon. If you sign-up for Showtime at Amazon, you can use the Showtime Anytime app. It also works for HBO.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/16/am...howtimes-apps/

New episodes of the upcoming CBS show Salvation will be available on Amazon Prime just four days after broadcast. It's similar to previous deals with CBS shows Under The Dome and Extant.

Arriving on Amazon Prime in August 2017

August 1
All Dogs Go to Heaven
Among Friends
Bad Boys (1983)
Bad Company (1972)
Benny & Joon
Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Box of Moonlight
Breakdown (1997)
Charley One-Eye
Criminal Law
The Dead Zone
Eve's Bayou
Far from Home (1989)
Friends and Lovers
The General's Daughter
Ghost
Hannie Caulder
Harsh Times
High Noon
The Mod Squad
New in Town (2009)
Nulee's Gold
Once Bitten
The Pursuit of D.B Cooper
Save the Last Dance
Saw
Saw II
Saw III
Saw IV
Saw V
Teen Wolf
Teen Wolf Too
Terry Fator: Live in Concert
Wayne's World 2

August 2
Valkyrie

August 4
Comrade Detective, season 1 (Amazon Original)
Lost in Oz, season 1 (Amazon Original)
Superbad (Unrated)

August 5
The Ticket

August 15
Tumble Leaf, season 3 (Amazon Original)

August 17
Nick Offerman & Megan Mullally: Summer of 69: No Apostrophe
Undercover

August 19
My Bloody Valentine

August 20
In Secret

August 25
The Tick, season 1 (Amazon Original)

August 27
Florence Foster Jenkins

August 29
Victoria, season 1

Amazon Prime Video is Adding Full Seasons of 6 Classic Shows Including Roseanne

The shows coming this month to Prime Video from the FilmRise deal are:

“Roseanne” (9 seasons)
“3rd Rock From the Sun” (6 seasons)
“A Different World” (6 seasons)
“Grace Under Fire” (5 seasons)
“Cybill” (4 seasons)
“Grounded for Life” (5 seasons)

This is likely just the start of these deals and Amazon with the help of FilmRise will bring more shows to Amazon in the months to come.

I'd love to watch 3rd Rock From the Sun again. I'll pass on the others.

Got part way through Grounded for Life on Netflix and then it disappeared. Can continue now.

http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/amaz...da-1202552532/

Amazon shifting their programming focus to develop bigger event type shows.

One of the main reasons why they just cancelled the Christina Ricci series Z: The Beginning of Everything. They decided to pull the plug even after spending $7M on pre-production.

I'm just glad they are giving Red Oaks a third and final season. It might be my favorite streaming series.

Dude, thank you! Never heard of this show and looked it up based on your comment.

I blazed through season 1 in a couple days. It's like this show was tailor made for me. I'm sure I'll knock out season 2 this weekend.

A whole lots of Dark Shadows got added to Amazon Prime, recently (seventeen of the twenty-six sets, as well as a couple of the "Beginning" sets).

Definitely feel like they need to reevaluate their original content. I swear all their Drama's seem like they were Greenlit by some Algorhythm created to try and win Emmy's, and they have flopped hard outside of Transparent because no one put glowing reviews or actual viewership into their algorhythm.

Glad to hear that you're enjoying the show.

is Scrubs streaming anywhere? HD?

Hulu

All seasons are there.

ty.

Man, Amazon Prime has some REALLY crappy B and C grade flicks that can be fun, depending on your level of altered state.... "Space Boobs in Space", "A Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell", and "Vegas in Space" are all super horrifyingly bad, if you like watching that kind of dreck. I've also watched pretty much every sharknado type movie they have. I think "3 Headed Shark" was probably the worst.

Does AP sometimes take up to a minute to reach HD for any of you? It does for me and I have pretty good connection, running close to 80 Mbps download...

Netflix is more finicky for me than Amazon Prime, yet I do notice some degradation of quality at startup on both. We have 100mb service that usually runs over 90+ generally. I often wonder if is our Roku 3 (2016) that is the bottleneck.

Yes on Prime for me too.

I have a 150 mbps that usually is closer to 175

On HD, no...occasionally 4k streaming has issues but that's more because of where my router is and my router extender (my 4k television is upstairs) doesn't always see it well enough. Someday I'll be rearrange my downstairs setup to be more efficient like my upstairs one. (But it's difficult with a toddler running around and the wifey wanting to watch Dance Moms or another reality show.)

Red Oaks season 3 is up now. They released it early if anyone wants to start streaming it.

AppleTv finally added a Prime Video app.

Thanks for the reminder. I keep a PS3 in the living room solely because Amazon wasn't on the Apple TV. It will be good to get rid of it.

I’ve heard it’s 2.0 like Hulu.