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Netflix is the only one I'm left using but I'll cancel that soon. Not because of the swelling price tag (although that doesn't help) but because of the increasi
by mvdtnz 3y ago
Netflix is the only one I'm left using but I'll cancel that soon. Not because of the swelling price tag (although that doesn't help) but because of the increasingly diminishing catalogue. I used to watch and re-watch People Just Do Nothing, Fresh Meat, Peep Show and Inbetweeners (judge me) until they were removed. My Watch List is shrinking, not growing. I can't remember the last time they added something to the catalogue I actually cared about (Dahmer, I guess).
- PaulHoule 3y agoI subscribed to Peacock for a while to catch Premier League soccer and have greatly enjoyed other international sports like the Rugby World Cup. I think it's the best deal in sports programming, particularly compared to MLS on Apple TV. I've been on a sports photography kick these days though and when I go to a game on Friday and maybe two games on Saturday and spend Sunday with Lightroom and DxO I'm not so inclined to roll out of bed to watch an Arsenal game so I'm not sure if I really need to keep Peacock.
- mvdtnz 3y agoPeacock is actually the most promising-looking of all the streaming services to me, but they don't offer it in my country (unlike Netflix, Prime, Disney+, Apple TV etc). Thankfully the Pirate Bay and Plex have never tried to geo block me.
- Klonoar 3y agoI would add F1TV as an incredible deal for sports streaming, albeit it’s for one (ish) sport.