Evgeniafan
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I do not have to take Thursday off from work then. Because I am not missing JGP, but if its not blocked I can watch it when I get home.Dear Lordie - thanks for the Jrs being available later!
I do not have to take Thursday off from work then. Because I am not missing JGP, but if its not blocked I can watch it when I get home.Dear Lordie - thanks for the Jrs being available later!
I'm screwed for the GPF unless the training class I'm in for work involves a lot of sitting around, twiddling thumbs the first week (which is entirely possible, I've worked for my "new" employer before, but in a totally different division, so I'm not sure how busy we'll be learning, lol). I can't very well take time off the first week on a new job, so I'm relying on my Opera browser to watch the senior events I'll miss during the day. And annoyed at all of the inconvenience.I do not have to take Thursday off from work then. Because I am not missing JGP, but if its not blocked I can watch it when I get home.
Its so sad. If the competitions could stay up for a week I'd be happy. Plus I was at Skate America and I would rewatch it multiple times if I could.I'm screwed for the GPF unless the training class I'm in for work involves a lot of sitting around, twiddling thumbs the first week (which is entirely possible, I've worked for my "new" employer before, but in a totally different division, so I'm not sure how busy we'll be learning, lol). I can't very well take time off the first week on a new job, so I'm relying on my Opera browser to watch the senior events I'll miss during the day. And annoyed at all of the inconvenience.
I was just coming to post the same thing as I recently canceled my subscription. It ordinarily is five dollars per month. IMO, it's a decent deal only if we know that Peacock is going to cover the Grand Prix and Worlds next season (with replays). Has there been confirmation for that? I don't really watch much on Peacock other than skating and I definitely wouldn't subscribe unless I knew for sure that skating was going to be available.Peacock has a deal $19.99 for A whole year. Is that a good deal?
There are lots of streaming services. I'm not paying for all of them. Peacock is not one of my favorites and you can access some of it without a subscription. I have found that I rarely watch it for anything besides skating, which is why I canceled my subscription. I think there are lots of people like me who would not subscribe to Peacock if it did not have skating. The odds are good that they will have another deal before Skate America, and I might buy one then if it would include the 2023-24 skating season and the 2024 Olympics.The $19.99 w/ ads deal has been going on for months now. Even without the skating, thereās a massive library of TV shows that make it well worth the price.
Sounds like a plan.The odds are good that they will have another deal before Skate America, and I might buy one then if it would include the 2023-24 skating season and the 2024 Olympics.
Given that they normally charge $4.95 a month (or $9.95 a month for premium), I would say yes.Peacock has a deal $19.99 for A whole year. Is that a good deal?
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Yes it is, and we also have the option to change our profile icons. I changed mine from the Peacock to E.T. because I realize that everyone's welcome here at FSU whether they're from parallel universes coming here through vortexes or it's Marvin the Martian and Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes. Everyone loves skating here, even Clippy!Peacock is still cheaper than travel costs!
Yes it is, and we also have the option to change our profile icons. I changed mine from the Peacock to E.T. because I realize that everyone's welcome here at FSU whether they're from parallel universes coming here through vortexes or it's Marvin the Martian and Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes. Everyone loves skating here, even Clippy!
No, the Peacock icon isn't bad. Peacock allows you to work on your profile, and it offers other icons beside the Peacock icon. I was scrolling through them, and discovered the E.T. icon. I just changed it up in my profile.Is the Peacock icon bad? Whatās ānon welcomingā about Peacock, eg, is it owned by Fox?
I had no idea that Peacock is negative, if so.
Thanks. I didnāt know about the icon-change option at Peacock. Since we were talking about inclusivity, I wondered if the peacock was somehow non inclusive. Duh!No, the Peacock icon isn't bad. Peacock allows you to work on your profile, and it offers other icons beside the Peacock icon. I was scrolling through them, and discovered the E.T. icon. I just changed it up in my profile.
ETA: Whenever I sign into Peacock now, I see my E.T. icon. Peacock is still owned by NBC as far as I know.
Maybe I'm calling it the wrong thing. We have profile banners here, and mine is Clippy. At Peacock, I changed my profile banner to E.T.
It's okay and no problem. I wasn't sure what to call it, so I'm sorry for the misunderstanding.Thanks. I didnāt know about the icon-change option at Peacock. Since we were talking about inclusivity, I wondered if the peacock was somehow non inclusive. Duh!
Thanks! I was peeved when I tried to tune in to watch swimming nationals a couple days ago and found we'd lost Peacock from our Xfinity service (I missed that email a couple weeks ago). I should have known the low-down would be here.FYI, for Xfinity internet customers....if you've been a customer for a while, they probably enrolled you in their rewards program. If you are a Diamond or Platinum rewards member (don't ask me how you reach these categories ) then Peacock is free, but the email I got said you have to log in on June 26 and "redeem" your Peacock subscription.
I have no idea how or why I'm a "Platinum" rewards member, but I'll take it.
Nexstar is now asking for significantly higher rates. In fact, they are looking for rate increases for more than 200 local TV stations and a national news channel they own in more than 100 different metro areas across the U.S., reaching 68% of U.S. TV households. In many metro areas, Nexstar owns two local ABC, CBS, NBC, or FOX affiliates, and the company is demanding to include CW and low-rated channels in its lineups.
Nexstar often uses its market size to demand significant price increases, often leading to temporary disruptions in broadcasting. This is a key tactic Nexstar uses with DIRECTV and other pay TV providers to significantly increase how much you pay for the same programming.
Unfortunately, since we currently do not have an active agreement with Nexstar, DIRECTV is legally prohibited from airing its content for the time being. You can still enjoy much of your same sports and entertainment for free at either the local station or national network websites and through popular apps or streaming devices.
Thanks. I forgot about Pluto TV. So I'll check it out. As far as local news, I can go to KTAL.com and get that. I called DirecTV, and they're trying to negotiate for a long-term contract with Nexstar. From what I understand, when those contracts almost expire, Nexstar will end the viewing of those channels. Since they also own ABC and CBS, they'll block viewing of those channels, too, sooner or later.Do you stream Pluto TV (it's free but you have to get the app). I haven't used it much, but their channel listing shows a channel that seems to show a lot of NBC news programming. It seems to have the Lester Holt news, but maybe a couple hours later? You can check out the channel guide and see if it's something that will help you until DirectTV reaches an agreement to carry the channels again.
... I'm going to miss Wheel of Fortune, NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, etc. ...
Thank you so much for this information. I have the Peacock Premium. I purchased Premium last year so I would be able to watch the Figure Skating that wasn't available on NBC. I decided to keep it because I love to watch the movies, etc. Thank you also for the YouTube links for Nightly News, and I'll also check out Nightly News with Peacock.Regarding options for NBC Nightly News, videos of full broadcasts routinely are available on YouTube.com ("regular" YouTube.com -- I am not talking about YouTube.tv). Both weekday and weekend broadcasts.
I don't know exactly how long it takes for them to get uploaded.
(So happens that Nightly did not air last night, Sun Jul 2, AFAIK -- in my time zone, NBC was broadcasting live NASCAR coverage.
But for example, here is link to Nightly on Sat Jul 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_dyrJfZkT0
Fri Jun 30: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUfT6Svj2U0
Thu Jun 29: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUKfUMgPV3w )
Full-broadcast videos of Nightly show up in my YouTube feed all the time.
For grins, I just took a look at Peacock, and seems that Nightly also is viewable there, at least to some extent.
At the moment, Jul 1 and Jun 30 broadcasts are available on Peacock, with "expiration" windows indicated.
(I can't tell whether Nightly is a free offering on Peacock -- or whether it requires Peacock Premium, for which I am a subscriber.)
Sounds like a steal!I signed up for the $19.99/yr special on Peacock last year. Today I went into my account and discovered that the $59/yr cost was crossed out and the $19/yr was being offered for my renewal rate. It doesn't appear that I have to enter any code or do anything other than allow the charge to go through on my credit card on 9/7/2023.
I checked google and Peacock doesn't show this special rate so maybe it is only being offered to people who are already customers
$1.67 per month? Not as good as free, but pretty cheap these days. I still have the 99 cent/month deal, but I wouldn't hesitate on this deal if it has any of the content you are interested in.Given that they normally charge $4.95 a month (or $9.95 a month for premium), I would say yes.