Why does Showtime seem to think that there needs to be a love story? First, their meddling with Homeland and now with this. Love storylines, most of the time, are superfluous and boring.

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That euphemism sounds about right.

Prognosis: Bland.

Your Enthusiasm has been thoroughly Curbed.

Maybe it's an issue on a desktop(and that it is unfortunate if that's the case), but on an iPad I don't see how it's possible at all. I'm looking at it right now, and you can't watch a movie at all if it's not on Prime. In fact, it doesn't even tell you how to go buy it, if you do want to watch it.

How is it frustrating when the non-Prime results don't have that distinction? You can also refine your search.

It's always streaming in my heart.

No way, you get all that nutrious for your soul commentary, something you don't get with streaming.

You can't really be "tricked" into buying it because you have to buy it in a separate page entirely. You can't buy it from the app.

But the ones included with Prime always have "Prime" sashes in the left-hand corner.

Showtime only gave them enough money for Sanka.

Please let that become a thing.

But the complaint is on the wrong part of the site.

Powerpuff Girls had a similar episode about fat, adult nerds. No sexual element, though, I don't think.

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" Todd Vanderwerff

Netflix has "really good indie movies"? I have Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu for my own reasons, but the only one I think "more than pays for itself" is Hulu. I have so many movies to get through just from the Criterion section.

Not on Netflix, but absolutely. I think it's a habit I need to kick.

But the real issue is that you watched The Following at all. Just kidding, I watched the first and most(or maybe all, I don't remember) of the second season, but only to see just how horrible it could get and to see it get taken down in the reviews here.