This is the sort of thing that encourages piracy, too. It's not that I'm unwilling to pay for HBO programming, it's that I'm unwilling to pay for the things I d

This is the sort of thing that encourages piracy, too. It's not that I'm unwilling to pay for HBO programming, it's that I'm unwilling to pay for the things I do not want, or need, just to be able to pay HBO for their programming. I just went to Amazon, though, to check the price of a Bored to Death DVD to add to my point (a show I enjoy, but I don't really want to own on DVD and would pay to stream) and it came up as available for streaming through Amazon Instant Video. Odd since that seems like a non-hbo subscriber being able to watch on a digital platform. I assume having Amazon Prime grants access to the show, too.