The $55M saga of the Netflix series nobody will never see

Re:The $55M saga of the Netflix series nobody will never see by 1000100_1000101 on Saturday November 25, 2023 @11:06AM (#38414334)

I like JustWatch. Search for a show, it will show you where it's available for free, where it's available with subscription, and where you can buy it... and not just the major services, but TV channel sites, too. (Note, I'm Canadian, and it's showing Canadian TV, like CTV. No idea if they just happen to be Canadian, or they show what's available elsewhere.)

Shows what's trending across services.

Also has a "new" tab. Select which services you subscribe to, and it will show what's added to each service. It seems to remember my service selections via a cookie, so I don't even have to bother making an account.

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Re:The $55M saga of the Netflix series nobody will never see by evulhotdog on Saturday November 25, 2023 @12:27PM (#38414896)

A google search of a show or movie often provides some results about where you can watch content, although I’m sure it is not as comprehensive.

I think the root of the problem still exists though, that everything is so incredibly fragmented that you’re nickel and dimed to death.

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Re:The $55M saga of the Netflix series nobody will never see by philistine on Saturday November 25, 2023 @01:54PM (#38415579)

I think Canadians use JustWatch way more than Americans simply because the English Internet only talks about availability of shows in the US.

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