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Old 03-14-22, 02:27 PM
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So I have HBO Max through DirecTV and Discovery + through a $59 1/year promo with a free Amazon Firestick that I got a few weeks ago.

Now I'm confused what happens with this.

I have to believe that the price will go up for the merged service a few bucks. I know a lot of you guys are tight with your entertainment money and any kind of "price increase" will annoy you. But, even if HBO Max went up to $19.99/month, it's still a good value.
It's a good value unless you didn't want Discovery+ stuff in the first place. But I don't think they'd go up to 19.99 a month, good value or not they would get mauled, I think.
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Does this change anything if get HBO max through cable?
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I honestly think HBOMax will keep pricing where it is, at least for another year or two, just in an effort to get subscription numbers up. Of course, it sucks if you have Discovery + now but have zero interest in HBOMax.
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Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service

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I honestly think HBOMax will keep pricing where it is, at least for another year or two, just in an effort to get subscription numbers up. Of course, it sucks if you have Discovery + now but have zero interest in HBOMax.
I refuse to feel sympathy for anyone with Television taste that bad.
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re: Max — Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service

I only watched the Pilot episode, but I'm not surprised that nobody in this forum watched the new Gossip Girl that was that still in that tweet (and didn't know what show that was). I don't think that show really had any buzz at all.

and of course this forum is mostly comprised of Middle Aged men.
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Has anyone here watched Degrassi: The Next Generation? All 13 seasons were added to HBO Max. I know it’s a Canadian high school drama and I guess it was pretty popular.
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Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service

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Has anyone here watched Degrassi: The Next Generation? All 13 seasons were added to HBO Max. I know it’s a Canadian high school drama and I guess it was pretty popular.
haven't watched it, though I do remember seeing an episode or two of the original on public broadcasting, way back in the day. I hear the next generation frequently features Neil Degrasse Tyson as a guest star who floats in, tells all the highschoolers how insignificant they are, and then floats out again.
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Oh you’re just being facetious because of his name

I’ve heard about the series over the years, but since it was Canadian I never had access to it. And I guess this second series lasted much longer than the original 80s series. 13 seasons is a lot to watch. I was just curious if anyone here happened to see it.

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I apologize for my horrible jokes.
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I only know the name DeGrassi because it was mentioned in Clerks. I know nothing else about it now other than it’s a Canadian show.
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Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service

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I only know the name DeGrassi because it was mentioned in Clerks. I know nothing else about it now other than it’s a Canadian show.
Isn't it the show Drake started out on?
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Isn't it the show Drake started out on?
Yes he's on the cast list.



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Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service

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I hear the next generation frequently features Neil Degrasse Tyson as a guest star who floats in, tells all the highschoolers how insignificant they are, and then floats out again.
Ooh, I would watch it for that reason alone.

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Oh you’re just being facetious because of his name
Damn it!

I’ve heard about the series over the years, but since it was Canadian I never had access to it. And I guess this second series lasted much longer than the original 80s series. 13 seasons is a lot to watch. I was just curious if anyone here happened to see it.
I watched the original series some when it was new or newly syndicated when I was a kid. Our PBS station (in Dallas-Fort Worth) aired it.
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I'm Canadian and have never watched any of the DeGrassi shows, I couldn't give less of a shit about them. Like E Unit above, most of my knowledge of the show also comes from Kevin Smith.
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Fine sorry I asked. Looks like I asked the wrong audience.

This forum man

I was wondering if it was the Canadian 90210. Maybe I will check it out sometime after I get caught up with all the current things on.
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Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service

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I only know the name DeGrassi because it was mentioned in Clerks. I know nothing else about it now other than it’s a Canadian show.
Jay and Silent Bob were on the show or a special episode.
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I've watched The Next Generation. There will be a new series coming to HBO Max. I started a thread for it: https://forum.dvdtalk.com/tv-talk/65...d-hbo-max.html
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Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service

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Fine sorry I asked. Looks like I asked the wrong audience.

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I was wondering if it was the Canadian 90210. Maybe I will check it out sometime after I get caught up with all the current things on.
I've always assumed it was kind of like a Canadian 90210 and I'm probably just not the right demographic for the show.
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Nickelodeon imported it for the states for Teen Nick. It’s much more tame than 90210.
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Degrassi goes way back. I remember watching it when I was a teen, I think, one of the earlier series. Definitely not quite as soapy as 90210 or a lot of the teen-drama/soaps nowadays, but still covering a lot of serious topics in a respectful way, while still being a good show.
No idea about the more recent series, so sorry, not much help here

I was a little disappointed in Our Flag Means Death. I like Waititi's stuff, and I just finished rewatching Flight of the Conchords which is great, but maybe Rhys Darby isn't lead material? I'll watch a couple more episodes to see if it's just the pilot doesn't have its sea legs (ha!) but I'm not optimistic.

Ghosts is great, we couldn't even get into the American version but blitzed through the BBC eps on HBOMax.
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The original and the Next Generation Degrassi is nowhere as slick or soapy as 90210. I’m not sure how it holds up but even when it was airing when it debuted, you can tell it was a Canadian production.
I’m referring to Next Generation as the original is definitely dated.
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It's been crossing the news wires all day, but a bunch of Warner Media and HBO Max executives are getting canned today because the merger with Discovery is close to being final.

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It may close as early as Friday, which is quicker than expected.
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That sucks, Discovery and its umbrella networks are an absolute joke these days.
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I hope that at least this brings an AEW streaming service(including PPVs).
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