December 14, 20169 yr Season two of this fascinating Amazon Original Series begins 12/16. It is very well worth signing up for the free 30 day prime trial to binge season 1, followed by season 2. All episodes of the new season will be available for streaming on 12/16. Not to mention free two day shipping on Amazon.com. I was captivated by this alternate reality series of what life after WWII may have been like if the Nazis had won the war. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RSGIVVO
December 15, 20169 yr Active Members Why watch a Nazi show when you can see the Trump Administration live! And it will last 4 years- no binging! But seriously, Larstrup, I appreciate the heads up and will check it out.
December 15, 20169 yr Active Members I watched season 1 and plan to watch season 2. Thanks for the heads up on the start of the new season.
December 15, 20169 yr I can get Amazon e-books but not TV up here in Canada. Have been fortunate enough to view Transparent, and Mozart in the Jungle thru a streaming service Shomi that just went under. But TMITHC is eluding me. Sadly, these Amazon hits do not seem to make it to the iTunes Store.
December 15, 20169 yr What a coincidence. Amazon Prime now just launching in Canada, so can audiovisually worship Dick after all.
December 15, 20169 yr Active Members I read the book by Philip Dick years ago, but I agree that Season 1 was well done.
December 15, 20169 yr I get all of the shows I want either via a VPN or Torrents. EZTV.IT has a great selection of most good shows.
December 15, 20169 yr 12 hours ago, AdamSmith said: PKD is God. If only he and Kubrick had collaborated!
December 15, 20169 yr 7 hours ago, Larstrup said: If only he and Kubrick had collaborated! OMG yes! ...OTOH that could well have turned out like Kubrick's endless, productless tinkering over AI.
December 26, 20169 yr On 12/15/2016 at 6:44 PM, AdamSmith said: OMG yes! ...OTOH that could well have turned out like Kubrick's endless, productless tinkering over AI. Ha! 19 years from acquired rights for the film by Kubrick until finally released by Spielberg, post-mortem [Kubrick] and everything and everyone involved in-between to create the film for which I have yet to see; yet recall some of the earlier press-release delays and drama about the project. It regales, somewhat, which this video captures; which you posted in another thread. Thankfully, we eventually got Tom back.
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