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They used to have a number of series provided by FilmRise, some of which have disappeared before we finished the series... Like "Grounded For Life"
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Originally Posted by LorenzoL
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Thanks for the list!
The search function along with advertising new additions to Prime sucks in the AppleTV and PS4 apps. I know for a fact that Prime Video Canada won't have some of those shows as Cheers and X-Files are in another Streaming service here. I need to search for the following:
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And fucking Greatest American Hero! I have that huge DVD set with cape and other shit that came out when dvds were a thing. What a piece of crap. Never even watched an ep from it :lol:
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Originally Posted by TheBigDave
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I just noticed how much Classic TV is on Amazon Prime. Here's some titles that I saw. And there's a lot more. I don't know if they've always had this much TV content. I guess I never paid much attention. But it's pretty amazing how many shows they have.
I think a lot of them dropped earlier this year. If anyone is interested you can search here: https://instantwatcher.com/a They track when it dropped. Either filter your results by Prime, or be sure to click on the ones labeled as Prime and not $ (purchase). You have to click on the title and scroll down to see the date. It also tells you if it's HD. |
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It's ashame that these bigger streaming services don't make it easier too access their large libraries especially the older stuff which would be of interest too me and many others. Instead they only pretend to have the newer stuff(which I have little interest unless I am watching a current season).
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Anyone else having trouble streaming Prime programming? All of my saved Prime titles are no longer available without paying.
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Originally Posted by Jack Straw
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Anyone else having trouble streaming Prime programming? All of my saved Prime titles are no longer available without paying.
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Not here. Been watching The Boys all week. Maybe delete app and reinstall?
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I unplugged and re-plugged my Roku device and that did the trick. Thanks to those who responded.
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Try unplugging then re-plugging your device (perhaps Roku) and see what happens...
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First time that's ever happened after years of usage. It's always something.
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Did anybody else buy Season 1 of Mystic Britain? I did (for $2.99 woo hoo) and I'm only getting episode 2. Episode 1 is missing.
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Anyone know of a link listing upcoming Amazon original programming?
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Originally Posted by melasnus
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Anyone know of a link listing upcoming Amazon original programming?
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4K Firestick $25 off
Exclusive offer: Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote for $24.99 $49.99. Use promo code 4KFIRETV at checkout Says “exclusive” offer so YMMV Just got one and includes same day delivery. |
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That is weird
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I feel like that's a distribution error, like maybe Amazon has it on Prime in some markets?
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Both titles are unavailable now.
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Originally Posted by Mr. Flix
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Both titles are unavailable now.
The film was almost certainly uploaded via Prime Video Direct, a function that allows content creators to upload their projects directly to Prime Video, giving them access to a wide platform of people. It’s much like the way YouTube allows anyone to upload videos to its platforms. However, like YouTube, you’re obviously not supposed to upload copyrighted material. Before adding any videos, uploaders must first accept the license agreement, which states that, “You hereby represent and warrant that (i) you have the sole, full and unencumbered right to grant to Amazon and its Affiliates, and have obtained all necessary clearances and releases to grant to Amazon and its Affiliates,” and a bunch of other legal jargon that essentially boils down to “don’t upload copyrighted material.” But, apparently, Amazon hasn’t yet caught on that In the Tall Grass is indeed copyrighted material. The user who uploaded the video listed their name as “Laysla De Oliveira,” which is the name of the lead actor in the movie. (We highly doubt Oliveira did this, of course.) The user also made some fake art for the thumbnail of the video, and copy and pasted the official logline from IMDB. |
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I didn't realize creators could upload their own material? I mean, I see some of the youtube-like crap that Amazon has up there but I still thought it was vetted.
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Sarah Connor Chronicles Seasons 1&2 are available on PRIME in HD for $9.99 each. I think they're $50 each on VUDU, which is insane. You can also watch them for free with ads via IMDB TV.
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Originally Posted by Why So Blu?
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Sarah Connor Chronicles Seasons 1&2 are available on PRIME in HD for $9.99 each. I think they're $50 each on VUDU, is insane. You can also watch them for free with ads via IMDB TV.
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Originally Posted by Decker
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I got them on VUDU for $5 each in a TV Season Sale pretty recently.
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