I actually prefer to own a physical copy, if I'm gonna pay at all (minus music). I love holding a book in my hands, smelling those fresh pages, and I love the work that goes into the design of boxsets as they gleam on my shelf, when paying for netflix or whatever it never feels like I'm owning anything, I'm just given the privilege to watch it.

But since Saban or whatever seem to want to make it impossible for me to own anything, torrenting it is. You don't want my money, fine with me.

We don't even get Netflix in Australia, ugh.

Anyway, I doubt this won't be something of a success. It's a pretty limited run and I'm sure there are at least 2000 people who know about this and want it in the US.

Yeah we have to pay for hacks to get the US Netflix in the UK which doubles the price and can make it quite costly unless you use that service singularly.

No one told you to live there :lol

I kid. I know not everyone has Netflix. But I'd rather pay 8 bucks a month for that, and watch what episodes I want, then shell out 650 bucks for that thing.

Not that much more costly unblock-us.com is a subscription service that allows to have Hulu unblocked and get American Netflix unblocked for just £3.22 a month so it ant that bad I use a lot

The problem with Netflix is the shifting titles...
Anyway, I'm too poor to afford one of these :lol

Yeah and Netflix is what, four or five pound per month already? So that's 8 or 9 pound a month to watch those shows. And it isn't like you're actually owning a physical copy, it's just a low quality stream, so I think it's a fucking rip.

The only low quality is at the eying of the show I watch it the goes to high quality near the begging as well

That doesn't change the fact that you're paying like a hundred quid a year for streams, where most spent like 40 quid to watch the seasons until they die.