SpiceWare
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Oh yeah, enjoying it quite a bit. Watch it and Archer every Thursday - I'm a day delayed due to buying the seasons via iTunes.
Was rather disappointed to hear it'd been canceled, though did find it interesting how much cord cutters like myself* are now a factor in such decisions:
Hopefully Alcon can get somebody else signed up for seasons 4+.
* With $1500 a year savings, what I used to pay DirecTV less à la cart purchases like The Expanse, I don't foresee myself ever signing up for cable/satellite again. Here in Houston I get 120+ channels off the air. I have a Mac mini DVR, with 8 tuners and thousands of shows and movies recorded, so whenever I sit down to watch TV I have plenty to choose from. Even cable series are showing up on OTA channels. Besides the local channels I have HBO Go for free with my AT&T cellular plan (I'm current on Westworld) and Amazon Prime Video (I consider it free as the savings in shipping offset the annual fee).
One of the reasons I have so many shows recorded is I'll flag to record anything that might be interesting. If its a new series that gets quickly cancelled I just delete the shows unwatched. I also flag a lot of older series I'd watched long before, like Wings and That '70s Show, and rewatch them in order. End up catching a lot of episodes I missed the first time around.
Looks like I'll also be getting a "skinny bundle" for free - AT&T Watch.
Was rather disappointed to hear it'd been canceled, though did find it interesting how much cord cutters like myself* are now a factor in such decisions:
The cancellation decision by Syfy is said to be linked to the nature of its agreement for the series, which only gives the cable network first-run linear rights in the U.S. That puts an extraordinary amount of emphasis on live, linear viewing, which is inherently challenging for sci-fi/genre series that tend to draw the lion’s share of their audiences from digital/streaming.
Hopefully Alcon can get somebody else signed up for seasons 4+.
* With $1500 a year savings, what I used to pay DirecTV less à la cart purchases like The Expanse, I don't foresee myself ever signing up for cable/satellite again. Here in Houston I get 120+ channels off the air. I have a Mac mini DVR, with 8 tuners and thousands of shows and movies recorded, so whenever I sit down to watch TV I have plenty to choose from. Even cable series are showing up on OTA channels. Besides the local channels I have HBO Go for free with my AT&T cellular plan (I'm current on Westworld) and Amazon Prime Video (I consider it free as the savings in shipping offset the annual fee).
One of the reasons I have so many shows recorded is I'll flag to record anything that might be interesting. If its a new series that gets quickly cancelled I just delete the shows unwatched. I also flag a lot of older series I'd watched long before, like Wings and That '70s Show, and rewatch them in order. End up catching a lot of episodes I missed the first time around.
Looks like I'll also be getting a "skinny bundle" for free - AT&T Watch.
Watch, a so-called skinny bundle, offers consumers fewer channels, thus costing less than a traditional cable package. Because Watch won't include sports channels, AT&T will be able to offer the service for $15 a month, compared with the $35 a month for AT&T's DirecTV Now streaming video service.
...The service will be free customers of AT&T's unlimited wireless service.