Red Mosquito

someone call a bondulance, they're having a stronk!

That's a take that'll get him some haters. He's got a great mind for these things so now I wonder what the episode is like.

Can't wait for the next episode where he talks about it in detail.

bune wrote:kind of laughed when I logged into the account and it asked for my password that I never set up, so I had to 'forget' my password to get a one-time code and then set one up. Good job, Disney.

So what avatar did you roll with?

Stitch, no question.

bune wrote:Stitch, no question.

OHANA MEANS FAMILY

I really need to see that movie.

OH WAIT NOW I CAN

It was on Netflix for like 2 years before Disney+ launched.

Source: I watched Lilo & Stitch twice a week for the past 2 years on Netflix.

bune wrote:

That's a take that'll get him some haters. He's got a great mind for these things so now I wonder what the episode is like.

Can't wait for the next episode where he talks about it in detail.

For a man that regularly complains he can’t get the writing jobs this is a seriously stupid tweet and take.

Simple Torture wrote:It was on Netflix for like 2 years before Disney+ launched.

Source: I watched Lilo & Stitch twice a week for the past 2 years on Netflix.

Really? I never noticed. I suspect there's tons of stuff on Disney+ like this and I'm just now seeing it.

might watch the strongest man in the world tonight..

Anyone watch that Jeff Goldblum series yet?

so i can't watch this on my samsung smart tvs because i bought all of them in 2015 when we remodeled our house. evidently you're only able to stream this on samsung tvs from 2016 to the present. for sure, i could run an hdmi cable from my computer to my tv, but that's a pain and teaching my wife and kids how to do that when i'm not around is a recipe for disaster. i already paid for the one month, but i'm cancelling.

Chris_H_2 wrote:so i can't watch this on my samsung smart tvs because i bought all of them in 2015 when we remodeled our house. evidently you're only able to stream this on samsung tvs from 2016 to the present. for sure, i could run an hdmi cable from my computer to my tv, but that's a pain and teaching my wife and kids how to do that when i'm not around is a recipe for disaster. i already paid for the one month, but i'm cancelling.

Roku/Firestick?

oasisfan35 wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:so i can't watch this on my samsung smart tvs because i bought all of them in 2015 when we remodeled our house. evidently you're only able to stream this on samsung tvs from 2016 to the present. for sure, i could run an hdmi cable from my computer to my tv, but that's a pain and teaching my wife and kids how to do that when i'm not around is a recipe for disaster. i already paid for the one month, but i'm cancelling.

Roku/Firestick?

Apple tv?

Chris_H_2 wrote:so i can't watch this on my samsung smart tvs because i bought all of them in 2015 when we remodeled our house. evidently you're only able to stream this on samsung tvs from 2016 to the present. for sure, i could run an hdmi cable from my computer to my tv, but that's a pain and teaching my wife and kids how to do that when i'm not around is a recipe for disaster. i already paid for the one month, but i'm cancelling.

get new TVs...there like $100 these days

doone wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:so i can't watch this on my samsung smart tvs because i bought all of them in 2015 when we remodeled our house. evidently you're only able to stream this on samsung tvs from 2016 to the present. for sure, i could run an hdmi cable from my computer to my tv, but that's a pain and teaching my wife and kids how to do that when i'm not around is a recipe for disaster. i already paid for the one month, but i'm cancelling.

Roku/Firestick?

Apple tv?

Chromecast?

i can't justify spending $150 on apple tv for one app -- my wife won't allow it. as far as roku, chromecast, or firestick, it still has to run from another device, and it still is not intuitive for my kids to be able to just sit down and fire it up (although i don't think it's even available on firestick from what i've read). as far as getting a new tv, if it's one just one tv that i need, the kids only watch tv in the main living room where i'd want a better than bottom-of-the-line tv. and a decent 4k smart tv will run about $500 (which again my wife won't allow for one app).

honestly, though, i appreciate the suggestions (and don't mean to sound dismissive).

i'm just shocked that they couldn't figure out a way to design an app that runs on 50% of samsung smart tv's being used today.

It is available on the firestick