I notice that when Netflix took over the Vongo service, Netflix stops and evaluates how fast our internet connection is. So, although it sometimes gives a less quality video, at least it still works well. Seems like they are improving this all the time.


>>>>I didn't watch it live, either, and bought the series on DVD from Walmart for like 16 bucks. Luckily those were in the correct order.
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>>>It's available on NetFlix via instant streaming.
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>>>For anyone still paying for cable: Buy a Roku player, then get a $8 a month NetFlix streaming account and a Hulu Plus account for another $8 or so and save yourself from the ridiculous cable bill. Why continue to pay for 50 or 100 channels of which you want maybe 6. The cable companies have been forcing these channel packages down our throats for years. Screw them.
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>>My internet connection speeds (and options) are limited. Sucks.
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>As I read this I'm sitting a hotel in Princeton, NJ on a free iBahn internet connecition ( about a tenth the speed of my ATT Uverse at home ) watching Sunday night's episode of HBOs Game of Thrones ( god I *love* it) on HBO Go. Amazed at how good the picture is ( though not as good as the HD uality on a faster connection ) Last night watched five episodes of Sons of Anarchy on Netflix streaming. They must be making great strides with this compression technology as it seems net video just gets better and better.
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>I pay top dollar for the ATT Uverse 450 at home, but have to admit that if I had to I could be quite satisfied with just Netflix streaming. ( the HBO GO has everything ! from HBO including Sopranos, Deadwood etc - every episode and is available to anyone with an HBO subscription for their TV )