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Old 03-15-2014, 04:56 PM   #230
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
I'm not a big fan of Netflix, though my DW likes some of the stuff they have. OTOH, we both agree that Hulu Plus is just lame. I wouldn't mind paying for it if we could get it without commercials. But paying AND commercials? And worse, ones I can't fast forward through on the TiVo. No thanks.
For my money, the value in Hulu Plus is the myriad of shows that are available for streaming 24 hrs (or a few days or even week) after they first air on network TV. Everybody's perception of value differs, of course, but I see it as a fairly even trade: Netflix -- no commercials, but year(s) old episodes ... Hulu Plus -- commercials, but yesterday's episodes. That, and I'm discovering that the "commercials are to be avoided at all costs" bug seems to have skipped me. *shrug*

I use them all (including Amazon Prime Video) fairly equally (of course I have no cable/satellite bill, so less than $30 bucks a month for my TV entertainment is still pretty cheap in my book).

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