Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35890370)

I hope Amazon don't do similar with Kodi on their Fire Sticks.

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35890394)

They won't but this is one of reasons i opted for a Android tv box can get one same price as Fire stick with better specs too, my android box costs £45 but has exact same specs as the fire tv box and was £25 cheaper lol.

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35890397)

The reason i went with 2 Fire Sticks is i got them on Black Friday for £25 each and this was before i knew Kodi could be installed on them. :)

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35890503)

Series 3 of Ray Donovan is showing as included with my Amazon Prime sub.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35888007)

Certainly not the rubbish, Max! However, as the Pay TV channels offer less and less by way of good quality dramas and entertainment, I am sure I will be looking for cheaper ways to access whatever is left that is worth watching in the not too distant future, unless something changes for the better.

Next week, the only programmes I have selected from the Sky channels to record on my V6 are:

Madam Secretary (Sky 1)
Limitless (Sky 2)
Lucky Man (Sky 1)
Shades of Blue (Sky Living)
The Catch (Sky Living)
The Blacklist (Sky 1)
24: Legacy (Fox)
Legion (Fox)
Bull (Fox)
Quantico (Alibi)

Now, considering we are in peak season, that's not exactly mind boggling, is it? This compares with 14 dramas on the terrestrials (plus other programmes, such as Question Time), for which I don't pay. It makes me wonder if I can justify continuing my subscription to the pay channels sometimes, and the position seems to be getting worse.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35890505)

Seems like I'm not the only one who is underwhelmed by Sky programming.

http://m.londonlovesbusiness.com/bus...lesite=enabled

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35890532)

Yet there's still nearly 11 million people paying a monthly subscription. What's wrong with the British public? Too much money and not enough sense. Most are probably only paying to use the PVR facility and catch up service without noticing they are rarely watching actual pay TV content.

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35890532)

Yet there's still nearly 11 million people paying a monthly subscription. What's wrong with the British public? Too much money and not enough sense. Most are probably only paying to use the PVR facility and catch up service without noticing they are rarely watching actual pay TV content.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35890505)

Seems like I'm not the only one who is underwhelmed by Sky programming.

http://m.londonlovesbusiness.com/bus...lesite=enabled

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35890551)

I watch none of those

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35890552)

l don't either apart from the football but many do and we should not decry that PB.

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35890553)

I don't see where I was decrying it.


OB seemed to be effectively making the point that the most viewed shows were on Freeview, and in comparison, Sky was underwhelming



I was pointing out that for some people that is not the case.