Does anyone know if they'll stream Season 3 episodes of The Librarians on HULU the next day after they air on TNT, like they do with the ABC shows?
I found out way too late that HULU acquired the Season 2 episodes and paid for 6 of them on Amazon before watching the final 4 on HULU.
Don't wanna make that mistake again.
I'm a "cord-cutter" so I get most of my shows either OTA or HULU/Netflix.
It was HULU/Netflix that first turned me on the original The Librarian, with the first 2 movies. I had to get the third movie from (pun intended) the library (local library that it is)!
I knew that Season 1 of the show was on HULU but wanted to see the movies first. Then I got hooked on the show. So much so, that I paid $3 and episode for 6 episodes of Season 2.
I'm hoping I won't have to wait too long to watch Season 3 episodes.
There's a lot of unanswered questions posed in the last couple of seasons that I hope they get to.
Anyway, does anyone know if HULU will stream the S3 eps the next day?
Thanks!
I'm about to cut my cable too. The last two years, TNT had the episodes on their website for free. Don't know about Hulu. I think they were on the next day.
erutangis
Thanks so much Questionality!
I just checked and they indeed have the Season 3 premiere episode up on the TNT website!
I know what I'm watching tonight!
I also checked HULU, and the S3 premiere ep is not there--only Seasons 1 & 2. My guess is that we'll have to wait until S3 is over before it gets posted to HULU, like Netflix with the CW shows now.
Thanks for the tip!
We "cable-cutters" have to stick together!
Sadly, I cut cable only to find that the TNT version doesn't play. I tried it on both tablet and desktop. Maybe I'll see if it plays at work (lunch time). Otherwise, I'll have to wait for it to come to Hulu. I saw episode one on cable though.
erutangis
It works fine for me using a Mac mini with El Capitan on Google Chrome (I don't even bother with Safari anymore since no matter what version, it never wants to access Facebook and other apps).
I don't know if you're using the TNT app on your iPad but if not, try that.
iOS 9/10 doesn't support Flash video in the web browser and the only to watch TV eps is through the app provided by most major networks.
But here's the rub: these cable companies have gotten smart about the apps and have worked a deal with the networks to force users to sign in using their cable company login (Xfinity, FiOS, etc.), it's the same if you wanted to watch Game of Thrones or Westworld on HBO GO online.
So for "cord-cutters" we're "SOL" if we don't have a log in. But you can borrow one from a friend or family member who has cable--most of the time they don't mind, it doesn't affect them if you simply use it to watch a show.
But usually between HULU/Netflix on a set-top streaming device, Over-the-Air (OTA) digital HD broadcasting, the public library, the TV network mobile apps,and RedBox, people can usually get all of their shows without paying extortion money to the cable companies--with the exception of paying for high speed Internet of course!
I'm signed up with Netflix and Hulu. I tried TNT on the public wifi at work, still couldn't get it. Not using an ipad, window based on firefox. Maybe I'll download chrome for a minute. (Haven't like it) See if it will work. I have cable for internet still - no options here. That's why I tried it at work.
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm not really missing cable - mostly it was a lot of reruns of old movies and TV shows anyway.
erutangis