Amazon.com has released their first orginal program (sort of since it’s based on the movie): Zombieland The TV Series.
Along with Netflixs, Crackle, YouTube, and maybe Hulu (to lazy to fact check) this represents the direction you maybe watching TV in the future.
Watch out overpriced cable companies.
I sat down and figured out that I pay $1440 a year for cable. That’s 1106.84 in Euro my overseas amigos.
To be fair, that price does include cable with HBO and Encore, Internet, House Phone, and a DVR.
I don’t need the house phone, but I do need HBO and AMC. HBO for True Blood, Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, and Girls. AMC for Walking Dead and Breaking Bad. (Breaking Bad ends this year. If you have never watched, you should. You have to start with season one, epsiode one…yes it’s that kind of show.)
I’m trying to figure out if I can cut the Cable handcuffs. It’s $8 a month for Netflicks and Hulu Plus each. It’s $79 a year for Amazon Prime, which includes unlimited streaming of all their shows. Otherwise you are paying a price per show. And you get free shipping on crap you buy from the site.
That ends up totaling to $271 a year. I don’t know what my internet would cost unbundled. One of my friends told me they pay $79 a month. I think I can get a lower price, but I will use that for now. That gives me a grand total of $1,219 (935.75 euro or 38124.73 rubles ) a year.
It’s not that much of a savings, plus you have to add a one time expense of an Apps TV. I know what some of you techies are thinking: you can use a gaming console, google/apple TV box, or a streaming BluRay player if you want…
True…but the Apps TV is much smoother, quicker, and you only have to turn on one device instead of two.
Yup, lazy. I know.
I think I might be able to get internet for $50 a month which would bring the total down to $871 a year.
(A savings of $569 a year…and if you act now, we will throw in a second one for free!)
(A second what?)
(Shhhh! I don’t know, just go with it!)
(Whatever….)
Still debating…but regardless of the debate I do want an Apps TV….
Ooops, my review of Zombieland The TV Series…
It was hard to get used to the guy that was playing Woody Harrelson’s part…not that he was bad, just he wasn’t Woody Harrelson. Other than that the production values were much higher than I expected.
The only negatives I had was electricity and OnStar is still available in their version of the apocalypse. OnStar maybe, but electricity? Come on!
First episode is free on Amazon.com.
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