Almost every HBO show ever, every season/episodes streaming. HBO really knows how to keep customers happy. Games Of Thrones I'm watching weekly of course and I just started True Blood, which I have never seen before...After I'm all caught up and Season 5 airs next month. The Wire will be my next addiction, maybe some EXTRAS, flight of the conchords, Six Feet Under.
If you havent seen six feet under then I STRONGLY suggest you watch it. What a great fucking ride that was.
Only the characters do. And I know that could be a joke about David, but you know Nate was nose deep in Brenda's butt. And, hopefully Claire wouldn't be adverse to that.
I have been rewatching The Wire. I have heard by many people about Game of Thrones so I will probably do that next. I would like them to bring back some of the older series from the 80s and 90s I use to watch when I was younger like 1st&Ten,Tales from the Crypt, and The Hitcher. I do remember when HBOonDemand started they had the Hitcher on and I got my wife into them.
1st & 10 was one of the first series I looked for when I got access. Watched Band of Brothers, next up The Wire.
I'm watching Board Walk Empire. Me and the wife are going through all of the HBO docs on there as well.
Nothing. HBO GO isn't available yet through my BluRay player and I'm not rushing out to buy another streaming device.
I wish it was Streaming for PS3, but My Iphone will do for now, I could lay on my couch and use headphones comfortably. Funny or Die is pretty funny, never seen it before.
it did exist. i remember watching that when i was a kid. [video=youtube;rFpNXAET1YI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFpNXAET1YI[/video]
Comcast are cunts: Comcast Blocks HBO Go on PS4 298 Because of decisions that "have not yet been agreed to between the parties." By Mike MahardyUpdate: Comcast responded to IGN, providing background on its other supported devices. "Xfinity customers who subscribe to HBO currently have access to the full HBO library via their set to box, or via Xfinity TV Go platforms across devices," a Comcast spokesperson said. "We also currently authenticate more than 90 networks across 18 devices (and we began authenticating HBO and Showtime on Roku last December) so there is no shortage in the number of ways for our customers to access their content across the devices and platforms of their choice." The HBO Go app released on PlayStation 4 recently, but Comcast customers are unable to activate it on Sony's console. HBO Go originally released for PS3 last year, and the same problem occurred under Comcast. Users took to forums asking the broadband provider if the ommission was for technical reasons, and Comcast cited business technicalities for the app's absence. The provider didn't mention PS4 specifically in the post, but did include "other devices" in its response. "HBO Go availability on PS3 (and some other devices) are business decisions and deal with business terms that have not yet been agreed to between the parties," Comcast wrote on the forum thread. "Thanks for your continued patience." PlayStation owners under AT&T, Verizon and Time Warner Cable have not, on the other hand, experienced the same difficulties. In other recent news, the standalone HBO service finally has a name: HBO Now. According to the report, HBO is in talks with Apple to make AppleTV one of the service's launch partners, when HBO Now will reportedly launch in tandem with the Game of Thrones season 5 premiere. IGN has reached out to Comcast for comment. http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/03/05/comcast-blocks-hbo-go-on-ps4
Can't wait for the Scientology documentary. I read the book it's based on. These kooks are similar to Joseph Smith and the Mormons in the way they're able to make large numbers of people swallow bat-shit crazy nonsense. Not sure what HBO Now will do that HBO Go doesn't
It's supposed to be released in a few months and there is no info about mobile device access or tablets. I imagine there will be as well. $15 is steep for a few good shows. You should have access to movies as well as old HBO shows. I wanna watch Tales from the Crypt, Dream On and First & Ten damn it
"Time Warner reported it “will rely on a whole new line of distributors e.g. Apple TV, Xbox, Roku, Amazon.com, Inc., PlayStation etc, to help market HBO Now to an estimated 10 million US broadband subscribers who do not pay for a cable TV bundle. "
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/hbo-apple-no-roku-google,news-20605.html "It's finally here. The online, a la carte HBO service everyone's been waiting for — and those with Apple TV, iPhones or iPads are the only ones who can get the $15/month HBO Now." @NuttyJim