That Mitchell & Webb Look seasons 2 and 3 added. Cracking stuff.

Well, get in your HD Criterion watching in. Seems Criterion is leaving Netflix instant streaming and heading over to Hulu. Plus side is SD is now free (Yay! Goodie, bad news is those who watched on their computers/PS3/Xbox/etc. will not have HD included anymore. Still not paying for Hulu Plus.

http://techland.time.com/2011/02/17/...-from-netflix/

http://blog.hulu.com/2011/02/15/a-gi...ins-hulu-plus/

Edit: I made a mistake. SD won't be free for Criterions at Hulu. Another reason to be pissed off at Hulu. What a dumb move on the part of Criterion.

I'm already into Season 2.5 of BSG.... my god it keeps on getting better and better. I'm already at the episode where the two battlestars fighters nearly go at it...some serious tension.... damn

Also does Starbuck every guy she meets in the series? Seems like it's heading that way. And do any of the original BSG members guest star in any of the episodes?

If Netflix would have closed captions on streaming, I'd be a happy girl.

Originally Posted by utopianmachine If Netflix would have closed captions on streaming, I'd be a happy girl.

Same here. They were supposed to have them at least a year ago I think.

Been watching a lot of Prison Break. While I hate Brett Ratner, the show is very addicting. Lots of "yeah, whatever" moments because it's definitely got Ratner's stamp on it, but still a very enjoyable show.

Originally Posted by HydroX Been watching a lot of Prison Break. While I hate Brett Ratner, the show is very addicting. Lots of "yeah, whatever" moments because it's definitely got Ratner's stamp on it, but still a very enjoyable show.

It's absurdism at its best but it's definitely entertaining.

Anyone know if Life On Mars ends in a cliffhanger or unresolved? I know it was canceled and I don't want to bother if it just abruptly ends. I've hard it was good though so I'm curious...

Originally Posted by javeryh Anyone know if Life On Mars ends in a cliffhanger or unresolved? I know it was canceled and I don't want to bother if it just abruptly ends. I've hard it was good though so I'm curious...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_on...28TV_series%29

Originally Posted by Scorch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_on...28TV_series%29

I was wondering about the US version - plus if I read summaries I'll get spoiled...

Originally Posted by javeryh I was wondering about the US version - plus if I read summaries I'll get spoiled...

it ends weirdly but resolved.

The Cosby Show - where boys/girls become men/women through 20 minute life lessons and shenanigans.

Originally Posted by WeaponX2099 it ends weirdly

That's a ing understatement. It's very obvious they had to throw something together at the last minute when they found out they weren't getting a second season. It's better than ending on a cliffhanger, but it is way out there. As a whole, I liked the show a lot.

anyone have a good starting point for the x-files? Not really wanting to watch 9 seasons of it but defnitely want to watch some of them. Should I just start at the beginning or is there a good place to start later on down the line?

Originally Posted by schuerm26 anyone have a good starting point for the x-files? Not really wanting to watch 9 seasons of it but defnitely want to watch some of them. Should I just start at the beginning or is there a good place to start later on down the line?

I would always start shows at the beginning incase I got hooked and wanted to see all of them. My fiance just finished the all seasons of it.

Originally Posted by schuerm26 anyone have a good starting point for the x-files? Not really wanting to watch 9 seasons of it but defnitely want to watch some of them. Should I just start at the beginning or is there a good place to start later on down the line?

Definitely start from the beginning - some of the best episodes are in the first season. Plus, it lays out the mythology of the show. If you are going to skip anything you should skip seasons 8 and 9 (after Mulder and then Scully were no longer series regulars).

Yeah don't even bother with the last couple of seasons. I think one of my favorite episodes is from the first season, can't remember the name of it, the episode reminds me of "The Thing". Mulder and Scully go to some remote outpost in (I think) Alaska and some sort of parasite is infecting people and making them crazy.

Originally Posted by HydroX Been watching a lot of Prison Break. While I hate Brett Ratner, the show is very addicting. Lots of "yeah, whatever" moments because it's definitely got Ratner's stamp on it, but still a very enjoyable show.

I liked the first season, but couldn't bear to watch anything after that.

I've been watching a lot of 3rd rock from the sun and scrubs, and my wife has been watching tons of the cosby show, who's comedy, surprisingly, still holds up.

I just got Netflix via free trial and I got it streaming through my X360, but I was wondering, can you stream it via 2 X360's at the same time, or can you only be signed in one at a time?

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Should work on 2 devices at the same time--could get buffering issues depending on how much bandwidth you have etc.

Only issue I could see with 360 is it requires a gold account--not sure if you can be signed in on 2 360s at the same time. If you can, it will work (or if you have 2 gold accounts in your house).

Otherwise you could stream on 360 and another device like a laptop or Roku box etc. at the same time in different rooms as long as nothing has changed since the last time I've done that.