entertainment watching

[darkoshi]

The same NetFlix DVD has been lying near my TV for nearly 9 months, and I still haven't watched it. Not enough spare time. I've been paying $5.63 a month for the opportunity to watch it. I don't want to return the disk until I've at least watched enough of it to know whether it's one I'll like or not. I suspect I won't like this one very much, but I might. Babylon 5: The Lost Tales.

There's no benefit in me taking the time to watch it, as once I return it, another disk will just take its place.

Some movies are only available on DVD, not streaming, so I don't want to cancel the DVD plan. I'm not sure I'd even be able to get this plan at the same price again.

Last September, I bought season 3 of Last Tango In Halifax (streaming) from Amazon. Since then I've watched 5 of the 6 episodes. That's no doubt related to why I haven't had time to watch the DVD. At the beginning of the year, I also watched Downton Abbey and Galavant on TV, and a few other movies here and there.

After I finish Last Tango, I also want to watch the last season of Doc Martin.

Comments

[andrewducker]

Are there movies available on DVD that you _want_ to see?

If so, send back the B5 and get one of those.

If not, cancel the subscription.

[darkoshi]

Yes, there are ones I want to see! I want to see the B5 one too, it's just not been at the top of my list. Last Tango is right now, because I'm in the middle of it, and as I already know I like it.

I'm mostly lamenting that I don't have the time to watch all the stuff I'd like to watch. Woes is me.

My DVD queue currently has 44 items on it... some of which Qiao added, but plenty of ones that I'm interested in.

[davesmusictank.livejournal.com]

I have watched it and it is quite good - really!