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It's hard to get excited for something there is basically no information for on how to actually watch it if your country of residence doesn't have Amazon Prime.Friday, getting excited
I dont have access to prime but I'm not worried the slightest. Also if you subscribe to amazon.com prime dont you get videos anyway, doesnt matter your country ? I might understood that wrong tho.
James May and Richard Hammond appeared on the BBC's nightly primetime show called 'The One Show' last night, and it was as awkward as hell. May was especially grumpy and abrupt, and neither appeared to have much of a sense of humour - the presenters seemed a bit unprepared and instead of making light of the situation just seemed to make things worse by refusing to name Jeremy Clarkson or Top Gear, preferring to make garbled comments about 'he who shall not be named' and 'that other show'. It was really painful to watch, but I wish I had recorded it as there seems to be alot of discussion about it online today. They did show an 'exclusive' trailer for the show which showed Clarkson, Hammond and May in what looked like a combat zone and storming a building with smoke bombs - even from that short clip it looked like the same old same old from TG, scripted and contrived and precious little to do with interesting new cars... anyway, it remains to be seen what The Grand Tour will be like - here's hoping it is not as bad as it looked from that clip!
I can't share any content, but we were shown a film or two at the Whitby show and... yep, it's the three of them cocking around expensively and occasionally there's an incredibly expensive car. The three characters of Powerape, Stupid yob and Curmudgeon are preserved.even from that short clip it looked like the same old same old from TG, scripted and contrived and precious little to do with interesting new cars...
Netflix is $9.99/month ($119.88/year).Well I just looked-up prices for Prime..., suddenly Netflix's price-bump doesn't seem so harsh.
Netflix is $9.99/month ($119.88/year).
Prime is $99/year or $10.99/month. Half that if you're a college student.
Two hundred per year and unlimited streaming is why I have both.
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As for The Grand Tour, I've only seen one trailer for it and, yes, it's regular old Top Gear, just with a different backdrop. I can't wait.
You should probably be using Amazon Prime anyway. I order a ton of stuff on there, even groceries sometimes. You can't beat two-day shipping for clothes and shoes and whatnot.I may be jumping ship from Netflix and their recent price jump
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Not that we can talk about it here but I imagineNew New Top GearThe Grand Tour will end up being one of the most pirated shows, even more-so than things like GoT because at least that is on TV in some form.
Anyway Prime is obviously not meant to be just about the video, whether you value it as a service will likely come down to whether you order a lot of stuff from them for delivery, or any of the other perks.
Being a pilot presents problems occasionally. My current problem is that I know three clocks. It's a problem because anytime anybody tells me a time, I have to clarify with them which clock they're using so I actually know what time they're talking about. Getting together at 7? Is that 7 am or pm? Pm, so 1900? It might rain though, the forecast says rain at 24Z. Yeah, 24Z. You know, 7pm, when your party is.
The Grand Tour debuts at 1201 am GMT. Does that mean it debuts at 701 pm EST? If we assume they're releasing it simultaneously, yes. But what if they're releasing it at 1201 am in all time zones? They didn't say they were releasing it at 1201 UTC, they said GMT. Those are different. If they'd have said 1201 UTC, I would know for a fact that it's debuting at 701 pm here, but they didn't, so I can only assume that they're going to release it simultaneously. Why would they cite what time they're releasing in the UK if Amazon is an American company and 701 pm EST is basically primetime here in the US? The US market is going to be even bigger than the UK market for this show, so why wouldn't they cite EST like every other show that debuts in the US? Ugh, this wouldn't be a problem if they'd have clarified which clock they're using.
So it either comes out at 701 pm today or 1201 am tomorrow morning, here. I won't know until 701. I'll get back with you.
You can just get video which is cheaper.Not that we can talk about it here but I imagineNew New Top GearThe Grand Tour will end up being one of the most pirated shows, even more-so than things like GoT because at least that is on TV in some form.
Anyway Prime is obviously not meant to be just about the video, whether you value it as a service will likely come down to whether you order a lot of stuff from them for delivery, or any of the other perks.
That's because we're the world leader in illegal video streaming.For Straya and others:
It actually went live around 11pm GMT - I flicked it on by chance at 11.25pm and just got finished watching it...