Yea, let's see, $35 for content interrupted incessantly with commercials vs $8 Netflix where everything is on-demand and commercial free? That may only be econ

Yea, let's see, $35 for content interrupted incessantly with commercials vs $8 Netflix where everything is on-demand and commercial free? That may only be economical for me if I ran out of things to watch on Netflix, and with the rate at which Netflix is producing stellar content that horizon is moving out further every day. Personally, I value this kind of "TV" service around $5 a month, and I estimate it will reach that pricing in ~15 years, at which time I will purchase a subscription.