Serenity on TV tonight

POSTED BY: piratenews
UPDATED: Saturday, May 16, 2009 04:03
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RALLEM

Friday, May 15, 2009 1:43 PM

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Originally posted by CellarDoor:
Not that this solution is any better (since I don't know your reason for cutting off the TV), but Netflix has Serenity as one of its "Watch Instantly" movies if you've got the "Unlimited returns--1 disc at a time" subscription or higher, $8.99/month and up. That's how I watched it the first time! :)

I turned my television off since I get just about everything I want to watch on the internet, and because things are getting tight financially. I do own the collectors edition to Serenity, so I am not wishing it on hulu for myself but so the word can be spread at how great it is.

http://www.swyzzlestyx.com/index.html

TESKA

Friday, May 15, 2009 3:09 PM

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Originally posted by CellarDoor:
Not that this solution is any better (since I don't know your reason for cutting off the TV), but Netflix has Serenity as one of its "Watch Instantly" movies if you've got the "Unlimited returns--1 disc at a time" subscription or higher, $8.99/month and up. That's how I watched it the first time! :)

I only watch tv online now too. Why would I want to pay money for a bunch of crap I never get 'round to watchin. Seriously though, can't remember the last time I watched a bunch of fat people fighting to lose weight first, Or a bunch idiots eating cow brains to win a trivial amount of money. Screeewwwww cable, online you watch what you want, when you want.

People who put cutesy political quotes in their signature should be tortured and fed their own family and/or pets.

DMI

Saturday, May 16, 2009 4:03 AM

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Originally posted by piratenews:
Since when does 31 minutes of commercials justify cutting 1 minute of essential dialog? USA had 90 minutes of commercials?!

Oh that's right, greed is good.

This drives away newbies, and pisses off oldies. Is that the plan?

Like having an anal British Star Trek.

Or instead of complaining we could write them nice thank you notes about how we all watched and wish they would renew the series...
feedback@scifi.com
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